Geography, asked by Mehuljain1, 1 year ago

what is the difference between Ravine and Badland ?

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Answered by Kunal777

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Ravine is a place where any kind of vegetation is not possible due to the infertility of the land.

Badland is a place where the topography is not good and vegetation is also not possible ,in simple words there are many land obstacles like plateau infertile hill mountain.

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Answered by samaira79

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Due to the formation of gullies,
the land becomes unfit for cultivation hence it is referred as badlands..

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