Question

recently the peninsular zone is considered as zone of minimum intensity why

Answer 1

Peninsula is a region which is covered in three direction by water, and therefore, as it turns out to be, a low intensity of earthquake can be felt in that region.

Since there is no neighboring land that can pass on the shock waves to the region, low intensity of earthquakes are felt in this region, and hence it gets the name of minimum intensity zones.

Answer 2

The peninsular zone is considered table-land zone of low intensity

Explanation:

• The Indian subcontinent is divided into a number of zones on the basis of earthquake frequency and intensity.

• As earthquakes strike India at the rate of 47 mm per year about more than 50% of the land is prone to earthquakes. About five zones have been identified as very low, low, medium, high very high, etc.

• The low-intensity zones are categorized by Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Orissa, Chattisgarh, Maharashtra Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka.

• These are in zone one, as they lie in the peninsular plateau region. As plateau region have tablelands and have gaps filled by water. They don't let the pressure build up with high intensity.

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