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significance of the northern plains​

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Importance of Northern Plains: The northern plains is a riverine region, being bountifully endowed with the fertile soil, favourable climate, flat surface rendering possible the construction of roads and railways, and slow moving rivers. All these factors have made this plain very important.

Answer 2

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significance of the northern plains

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Significance of northern plains are:

★ they are the largest alluvial plains in the world formed by the deposition of silt by the major rivers of the plains.

★the rivers are nevigable and has water in them throughout the year(perennial)

★Flat lands helps in the construction of roads and highways.

★irrigation facilities have made the plains the highest wheat growing areas.

★a number of H.E.P projects have been constructed which have helped in irrigation and generation of power.

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Northern plains are the youngest physiographic feature in India. They lie to the south of the Shivaliks, separated by the Himalayan Frontal Fault (HFF). The southern boundary is a wavy irregular line along the northern edge of the Peninsular India. On the eastern side, the plains are bordered by the Purvanchal hills.