what are the major physiographic divisions of India? explain any one
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physiographic division of india are
>the himalayas
>indo gangitic plains
>peninsular plateau
>coastal plains
>deserts and
>islands.
>the himalayas
>indo gangitic plains
>peninsular plateau
>coastal plains
>deserts and
>islands.
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The landmass of India can be divided into following major physiographic divisions:
(a) The Himalayan Mountains
(b) The Northern Plains
(c) The Peninsular Plateau
(d) The Indian Desert
(e) The Coastal Plains
(f) The Islands
The Indian Desert: The Indian desert lies towards the western margins of the Aravali Hills. This region gets scanty rainfall which is less than 150 mm in a year. Hence they climate is arid and vegetation is scanty. Luni is the only large river but some streams appear during the rainy season. Crescent-shaped dunes (barchans) abound in this area.
(a) The Himalayan Mountains
(b) The Northern Plains
(c) The Peninsular Plateau
(d) The Indian Desert
(e) The Coastal Plains
(f) The Islands
The Indian Desert: The Indian desert lies towards the western margins of the Aravali Hills. This region gets scanty rainfall which is less than 150 mm in a year. Hence they climate is arid and vegetation is scanty. Luni is the only large river but some streams appear during the rainy season. Crescent-shaped dunes (barchans) abound in this area.
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