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India can be classified into-
physical divisions. (six/seven) ​

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Answered by kanishkaastronout
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Five

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India is divided into six physiographic divisions on basis of the varied physiographic features: units as follows: Northern and North-eastern Mountain; Northern Plain; Peninsular Plateau; Indian Desert; Coastal Plains; and Islands.

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