Geography, asked by Demisha, 2 months ago

why is mawaynram famous ?​

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Answered by eshika1929
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famous for being the wettest region in the world mawsynram holds a Guinness world record for receiving almost 26,000mm of rainfall back in the year 1985 the village is located at an altitude

of 1400 metres above sea level and is believed to receive such heavy rainfall due to its location near the bay of Bengal

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