There are dissimilarity between the Eastern and western coast in India
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"The differences between Eastern and Western Coastal plains are: ... the Eastern Coastal plains lies along the east coast of India and is washed by the Bay of Bengal whereas the Western Coastal Plains lies along the west coast of India and is washed by The Arabian Sea."
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- India is blessed with the long coastline extending for approximately 7500 km.
- It lies to the western and eastern part of the Peninsula.
- It's western and eastern coastline show remarkable dissimilarities.
- The western coast borders the Arabian Sea.
- It is by and large a rocky coast.
- At places, spurs taking off from the western ghats have extended right up to the coast.
- It's width is also less.
- Rivers originating from Western ghats are short and swift and hence they form estuaries and not deltas.
- The eastern coast borders the Bay of Bengal.
- It has formed as a result of depositional work of rivers.
- Many east flowing rivers starting from the western and eastern ghats meet this coast.
- Because of the gentle slope of the land, rivers flow at lower velocities and deposit the sediments brought with them at the coast.
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