In which part of himalayas do we find the karewa formation a unique type of soil formation?
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The options to the question are
1. North-Eastern Himalayas
2. Himachal-Uttaranchal Himalayas
3.Eastern Himalayas
4. Kashmir Himalayas.
The answer is 4.Kashmir Himalayas.
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- The Karewa is layers of plateaus of unconsolidated clay and gravel contained in the moraine.
- The word karewa in Kashmir in Kashmiri means "Elevated table land".
- It is found in the north-western and Kashmir Himalayas.
- It contains micro and mega vertebrate fossils which are significant geological information source of human civilization.
- They are good for cultivating saffron and apples.
- Natural soil erosion has led to the depletion of karewas.
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The Karewa Basin is located between the Pir Panjal Range and the Great Himalayan Range in the Kashmir Himalayas, in Northwest India The word Karewa means an elevated table-land in local dialect. These sediments occur at terraces, plateaus and mounds and rest over the Paleozoic-Mesozoic sediments of the Kashmir basin.
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