Geography, asked by Sam7Legendary, 11 months ago

PENINSULAR RIVER ARE NOT NAVIGABLE?EXPLAIN WHY?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Peninsular rivers are not ideal for navigation because these are not perennial rivers and the presence of sharp bends and waterfalls hinders navigational activities.

Answered by Anonymous

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Peninsular rivers are not navigable because :

These all are seasonal rivers and generally dries up in summer.
River beds are uneven, rocky and have sharp slopes.
Construction of dams is difficult as a result of which navigation is not possible.

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