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which are the major physiographic divisions of India contrast the relief of the Himalayan region with that of the peninsular plateau​

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Answered by saisuraj08
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Answered by PRATHAMABD
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There are six major physiographic divisions :-

☣ Northern mountains

☣Northern plains

☣Peninsular plateau

☣Indian desert

☣Coastal plain

☣Islands

THE HIMALAYAN REGION:

☣The Himalayan Are Young new fold mountains.

☣These mountains have been formed due to the folding by different Earth movements.

☣ The relief features so young age of the Himalayas.

☣ Parallel mountain ranges are formed in the Himalayan region.

☣ These mountain are the loftiest

mountains system of the world with the highest mountain peak Mt. Everest 8848 metres above sea level.

☣These mountains extended in an

Arc

☣Deep gorges and U shaped valleys

are formed.

The Peninsular Plateau

☣The Indian plateau is an ancient

crystalline tableland.

☣. This plateau has been formed as a

horst.

☣ The plateau is old and well

dissected

☣. Rift valleys are formed due to

faulting

☣It is an old eroded crystal rock with

the highest peak Anamudi 2695 m

above sea level

☣This plateau is triangular in shape.

☣ Narrow deep river valleys are formed

on the plateau.

☣ This plateau has been lifted out of

the sea in the precambrian period

(1600 million years ago)

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