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what is physiographic region of India

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 \huge \bold \red{Physiographic Division of Great Plains of India}

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 \math{The Great North Indian plains are homogeneous surface with an invisible slope. These are alluvial fertile plains formed by the deposition process of the Himalayan Rivers. Along with the Himalayan Rivers, the Vindhyan Rivers are also having a prominent role in making the land fertile. It deposits a large amount of sediments along the foothills. The sedimentary deposition makes this area fertile and the bread basket of the country and it plays a crucial role in socio-economic-cultural spheres. The Great north Indian plain is divided into following subdivisions on the basis of relief features:</p><p></p><p>1. The Bhabar Plains</p><p>2. The Tarai Tract</p><p>3. The Bhangar</p><p>4. The Khadar</p><p>5. Delta Plains}

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