____ is the southern most rank of Himalayas
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Shiwaliks (also called Outer Himalayas) is the southern most range of Himalayas.
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Shiwaliks (also called Outer Himalayas) is the southern most range of Himalayas.
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Shiwaliks is the southern most rank of Himalayas.
What are the Himalayas?
The Himalayas are a range of mountains in southern Asia, generally between India and China. The mountains in the range include many of the highest in the world. The Himalayas were pushed up by the collision between India and the Asian continental plate, and some are still slowly and steadily.
How did the Himalaya Mountain range get its name?
The word himalaya comes from the Sanskrit language and it translates into "the abode of snow".
What is the Himalayas mountain range?
Okay Himalayas cover a distance of 2400km. their width varies from 400km to 150km. it is divided into 3 parts: 1. Great Himalayas or Inner Himalayas or Himadri 2. Lesser Himalayas or Himachal
How can you get to the Himalayas?
you pay an unknown amount money and get on a plane that flies to Nepal and go to the Everest base camp and then ur there and u canclimb!
What is the temperature in the Himalayas?
the temperature of the Himalayas is -30 degrees Celsius. Howeverthe average temperature is around freezing
Where are the Himalayas?
The Himalayas are a large mountain range in south central Asia,roughly between India and the Tibetan Plateau in southwest China.The small countries within the mountains are Nepal, Bhutan, andTibet (which is claimed and occupied as a region of China). The Himalayas pass through India, Pakistan, Afgha....
What is the population in the Himalayas?
The use of the Himalayas is to look at one of the most beautiful mountains in Asia. It is also used to do skiing, snowboarding and also to hike the mountain
How large are the Himalayas?
A 1700 x 350 kms wide range. This is huge and world's largest mountain range which rises above 8000m.
Types of varieties of animals and plants changes as one goes higher into mountains ranges of Himalayas?
The Himalayas, known as the longest as well as the highest mountain ranges of the world, serve as the natural habitat to a wide variety of wildlife. The Himalayan Wildlife comprises of one third of all mountain animals. The absolute variety of the Himalayan topography is the reason behind it being.
What are the characteristics of the Himalayas?
The Himalayan Mountains are a range of mountains situtuated to the North of India, spreading out through Pakistan and Nepal. The most characteristic features of the Himalayas are their great height, the structure in which they stand tall, snowcapped peaks, beautiful glaciers, deep rivers that flow.
Are the Himalayas in China?
The Himalayan range of mountains is widened to Nepal, Bhutan, India, Pakistan and China (not solely to China).
How cold are the Himalayas?
it is super cold and freezing but someone give me the right answer. now for random stuff about random people. Neil Alden Armstrong (August 5, 1930 - August 25, 2012) was an American astronaut , test pilot , aerospace engineer , university professor and United States Naval Aviator.
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Shiwaliks is the southern most rank of Himalayas.
What are the Himalayas?
The Himalayas are a range of mountains in southern Asia, generally between India and China. The mountains in the range include many of the highest in the world. The Himalayas were pushed up by the collision between India and the Asian continental plate, and some are still slowly and steadily.
How did the Himalaya Mountain range get its name?
The word himalaya comes from the Sanskrit language and it translates into "the abode of snow".
What is the Himalayas mountain range?
Okay Himalayas cover a distance of 2400km. their width varies from 400km to 150km. it is divided into 3 parts: 1. Great Himalayas or Inner Himalayas or Himadri 2. Lesser Himalayas or Himachal
How can you get to the Himalayas?
you pay an unknown amount money and get on a plane that flies to Nepal and go to the Everest base camp and then ur there and u canclimb!
What is the temperature in the Himalayas?
the temperature of the Himalayas is -30 degrees Celsius. Howeverthe average temperature is around freezing
Where are the Himalayas?
The Himalayas are a large mountain range in south central Asia,roughly between India and the Tibetan Plateau in southwest China.The small countries within the mountains are Nepal, Bhutan, andTibet (which is claimed and occupied as a region of China). The Himalayas pass through India, Pakistan, Afgha....
What is the population in the Himalayas?
The use of the Himalayas is to look at one of the most beautiful mountains in Asia. It is also used to do skiing, snowboarding and also to hike the mountain
How large are the Himalayas?
A 1700 x 350 kms wide range. This is huge and world's largest mountain range which rises above 8000m.
Types of varieties of animals and plants changes as one goes higher into mountains ranges of Himalayas?
The Himalayas, known as the longest as well as the highest mountain ranges of the world, serve as the natural habitat to a wide variety of wildlife. The Himalayan Wildlife comprises of one third of all mountain animals. The absolute variety of the Himalayan topography is the reason behind it being.
What are the characteristics of the Himalayas?
The Himalayan Mountains are a range of mountains situtuated to the North of India, spreading out through Pakistan and Nepal. The most characteristic features of the Himalayas are their great height, the structure in which they stand tall, snowcapped peaks, beautiful glaciers, deep rivers that flow.
Are the Himalayas in China?
The Himalayan range of mountains is widened to Nepal, Bhutan, India, Pakistan and China (not solely to China).
How cold are the Himalayas?
it is super cold and freezing but someone give me the right answer. now for random stuff about random people. Neil Alden Armstrong (August 5, 1930 - August 25, 2012) was an American astronaut , test pilot , aerospace engineer , university professor and United States Naval Aviator.
Please mark me as Brainliest,Thank you and follow me.
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