Why does India have a diversified physiographic? explain
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Why is the physiography of India diversified?
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Nitiyesh DC, BE. Computer science Engineering
Answered January 1, 2020 · Author has 117 answers and 100.3K answer views
India is the country of the great geographical extent and vast physiographic diversification. It sprawls from the snowy Himalaya in the north to the shore of the Indian ocean in the south.
It encompasses vast areas of diverse landmasses. In the north, the lofty Himalayas, part of it permanently ice-covered to the south Himalaya is the great Indo-Gangetic plain which is well known for rich fertile soils.
The western part of this is the vast plain Thar desert. south of part plain is peninsular India comprising of the uneven plateaus which the surrounded by eastern coastal plain in the east and the western coastal plain in the west
Indian landmass gets the abundant sunshine from the tropical sun and splashing rain from the monsoon.
India is the seventh-largest country in the world, it has rich cultural diversification to various unique religious traditions. It belongs to Asia.
Thus, all these especially key features make India as physiographically rich and diversified.
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The physiography of India is unique and is responsible for development of distinctive features in the sub-continent. ... At 23°30′ North, the Tropic of Cancer passes through the centre of India, dividing the country into two equal parts – Northern and Southern India.
India is the seventh-largest country in the world, it has rich cultural diversification to various unique religious traditions. It belongs to Asia. Thus, all these especially key features make India as physiographically rich and diversified.