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write a short note on the great indian desert

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Answered by kumar00
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the great indian desert is known as thar desert. it is the hottest place in India, the reason why the desert is formed on that place is because of the topography of that region I.e. in that region mountain ranges are parallel to the direction of wind due to which wind do not obstruct and due to which no rainfall occurs there(orographic rainfall) this all result in the desert in the area of rajasthan.

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Answered by Anonymous
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The Indian desert lies to the west of the Aravali hills. It is an uneven Sandy plains covered with sand dunes.

Barchans cover larger part of the desert. Near Indo Pakistan border longitudinal sand dunes are more common.

It has arid climate with scars vegetation and rainfall below 150 mm per year.

Rovers/streams only during the rainy season and soon afterwards disappear in sand. They do not have enough water to reach the sea. River Luni is the only largest river in this area.

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