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What are industrial regions? How are they formed?

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Answered by AttitudeGirl08

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industrial regions are formed where more industries are located close to each other so that each industry can avail benefits from each other industry. examples are vishakapatnam-Guntur belt,Bangalore-Tamil Nadu industrial region

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Answered by ashayjain

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Industrial regions emerge when a number of industries locate close to each other and share the benefits of their closeness. They tend to concentrate on certain locations because of the favourable locational factors.

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