Question

Which three River system form the Northern plain of India? Mention main feature these rivers

Answer 1

Answer:

1.Indus,

2.Ganga,

3.Brahmaputra.

Answer 2

The Three River system form the Northern plain of India Indus, Ganga, Brahmaputra.

Explanation:

• The northern plains were created by the alluvial deposits.

• These plains continue with approximately 3,200 km from the eastpart  to the westpart.

• 150-300 km is the average width of these plains.

• The major feature of the Indus river, it is the longest and one of the major rivers of Asia covering 2900 km.

• The main tributaries of Indus are Satluj, Beans, Ravi and Jhelum.

• The main feature of Ganga river is that Meets with Brahmaputra river and forms one of the largest deltas of the world.

• It makes one of the fertile plains of the world

• The main feature of Brahmaputra river that it is a 2900 km river and originates from the Mansorvar river.

• This river has the highest amount of silt deposits in India.

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