short note on Indian desert
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The Indian desert lies to the west of the Aravali hills. It is an uneven Sandy plains covered with sand dunes.
Barchans cover larger part of the desert. Near Indo Pakistan border longitudinal sand dunes are more common.
It has arid climate with scars vegetation and rainfall below 150 mm per year.
Rovers/streams only during the rainy season and soon afterwards disappear in sand. They do not have enough water to reach the sea. River Luni is the only largest river in this area.
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- The Indian desert is in western margins of the aravili hills.
- The largest river of this region is luni.
- The Indian desert receive Low rainfall.
- The land is covered with the sand dunes in that region.
- The climate of Indian desert has low vegetation.
- This desert is also known as Thar dearest.
- The streams convert into sand because they do not have enough water to reach at the sea.
- The crescent shaped dunes are called barchans.
- The longitudinal dunes become prominent near the Indo Pakistan border.
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