Geography, asked by tauhidjagirdar5236, 1 year ago

Why are the river plains thickly populated answers s.S geography



c.H 6?

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Answered by chauhanmanshi02
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The river plains are thickly populated because as more flat lands are available for cultivation as the plains are fertile and is suitable for urbanisation.Construction of transport is also easy

Also people prefer to reside in the area where there is availability of plenty of water.

Answered by NirmaliteRishit
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This is because of the presence of fertile soil as the soil is annually replaces during monsoon floods n is suitable for agriculture.
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