Question

what are the three main ranges of the Himalayas ? describe briefly....​

Answer 1

$<font color = purple>$the three main Himalayas are himadri,himachal and shiwalik . the three parallel ranges of Himalayas are 1: Hamadri the highest ranges also know as the greater himalyas . this range is the most continuous consisting of the highest peaks with average elevation about 6100 MTS above the sea level.

Answer 2

Explanation:

the three main ranges of Himalaya. are

1. greater or inner Himalayas

• it is the northernmost range himadri
• it is the most continuous range consisting lofiest pic with an average height of 6000 m
• it composed of granite the force of this range are asthymmetrical in nature
• it contains all the prominent Himalayan piece
• they are premierly snowbound

2. lesser Himalaya

• it is also known as Himachal range
• it forms the most rubbed mountain system
• it is mainly composed of compressed rocks
• it's altitude where is between 3700 and 4500 m it average with its 50 km
• pir panjal range the longest and the most important range the dhaula and the Mahabharata range are prominent once
• it consist of famous valley of Kashmir the kangra kullu valley in Himachal Pradesh . famous for hill station

3. outermost Himalaya

• it is known as shivalik Range
• it composed of unconsolated sediments brought down by rivers the main Himalayan range
• the shivalik form almost a continuous chain to the south of the Himachal from Jammu Kashmir to arunachal Pradesh
• these valleys are covered with thick gravel and aluminium they are called examples Dehradun kotli done and patli dhun