Question

Why is the Punjab Plain called so ​

Answer 1

Punjab Plain

The plain is primarily made up of 'doabs' —the land between two rivers. The depositional process by the rivers has united these doabs giving an homogenous appearance. Punjab literally means “(The Land of) Five Waters” referring to the following rivers: the Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi, Sutlej, and Beas.

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Answer 2

The punjab is a plain region and is known as North indian plain.

Explanation:

• The Punjab region falls into the physiographic divisions of plains as its wide alluvial plains are about 38, 300 square miles in area. The region is 200-300 meters in height. It is used extensively for growing cereals and cotton.

• The region consists of bhangar soils that are older alluvium deposits. The plain geologic origin lies in paleogene and neogene.

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