Question

Write the Physical and Natural Features of Uttar Pradesh?​

Answer 1

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Physical and Natural Features of Uttar Pradesh

Uttar Pradesh can be divided into three distinct hypsographical regions :

• The Himalayan region in the North - Highly rugged and varied terrain; transferred to Uttrakhand. Varying topography; elevation ranges from 300 to 5000m; slope ranges from 150 to 600 m/km.

• The Gangetic Plain in the centre - Highly fertile alluvial soils; flat topography broken by numerous ponds, lakes and rivers; slope 2 m/km

       the Vindhya Hills and plateau in the south - Hard rock Strata; varied              topography of hills, plains, valleys and plateau; limited water availability.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Physical Feature:

1. the main regions of Uttar Pradesh are the central plains of the Ganga and its tributaries, the southern uplands, the Himalayan region, and the submontane region between the Himalayas and the plains.

2. The Gangetic Plain occupies about three-fourths of the total area of Uttar Pradesh. It largely consists of a fertile plain which is featureless, and varies in elevation, rising up to 300 metres in the northwest, and 60 metres in the extreme east. It is composed of alluvial deposits which are brought down by the Ganga and its tributaries from the Himalayas.

3.  The southern uplands constitute a part of the Vindhya Range, which is rugged, largely dissected, and rises towards the south-east. The elevation in this region reaches up to 300 metres.

Natural Features :

1. The Shivalik foothills and Terai in the North

2. The Gangetic Plain in the centre - Highly fertile alluvial soils; flat topography broken by numerous ponds, lakes, and rivers; slope 2 m/km

3. The Vindhya Hills and plateau in the south - Hard rock Strata; varied topography of hills, plains, valleys, and plateau; limited water availability.