The North Indian Plains are undeviating plains with highly fertile and deep alluvial soils that grow in thickness from west to east. The climate is mild and the slope is very gentle. The rivers are slowly flowing and form floodplains. The soil is very fertile. Due to its high fertility, this region is very important for the country in terms of agriculture. Good infrastructure and economic development characterize the region. The population density in the region is therefore very high.
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