Geography, asked by Sanukr54, 7 months ago


In the early years, the cotton textile
industry was concentrated in the cotton growing belt of
Maharashtra and Gujarat-
Why ? Explain any five points. ​

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Answered by ranjana9927935069
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here's your answer

(i) Availability of raw cotton: Good quality raw cotton was easily available in the states of Maharashtra and Gujarat.

(ii) Moist climate: The moist and humid climate helped in the growth of cotton.

(iii) Transport: A good network of roads and railways helped in procuring raw materials and distribution of finished products.

(iv) Port facilities: The nearness to the Mumbai port helped in the export of finished cotton products.

(v) Cheap labor.

Answered by beastboi01634
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Answer:

The cotton textile industries were mainly concentrated in the cotton-growing belt of Gujarat and Maharashtra, in the early years because -

a) The moist climate of the area helped in the growth of cotton. So, raw cotton was readily available in the area.

b) There were ports nearby so the manufactured goods could be easily transported.

c) There was enough labor force in the area. There were farmers, cotton ball pluckers, and workers who did the work of spinning, weaving, dyeing, tailoring, and sewing.

d) It was easy to access the markets for finished goods from here.

e) Other supporting industries involved in manufacturing dyes and packaging materials were available in the area.

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