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Geography
NCERT
Physical Features of India
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Distinguish between Himadri, Himachal and Shiwaliks.
S A M P L Ewww.bigslate.comAnswer:S A M P L EHimadri Himachal Shiwaliks This is the northernmost and the highest range of the Himalayas. Known as lesser or middle Himalaya and it is located southwards of Himadri. The southernmost range of Himalayas is known as Siwalik. This is the only range of the Himalaya which maintains its continuity from west to east. The extent of this range is between the Nanga Parbat peak (8126 m.) in the west and Namcha Barva peak (7756 m.) in the east. The average height of this range from sea level is about 6100 meters. The breadth of Himachal range is 60 to 80 km and the height ...
Some of the peaks of this range ...
The average height of the Siwalik range is very low, about 600 meters only. The core of this range is made up of granite rocks and flanked by metamorphicand sedimentary rocks. ...
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Dehradun valley is one of the best examples. ...
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State five characteristics Indian Desert.
S A M P L Ewww.bigslate.comAnswer:S A M P L ECharacteristics of Indian desert:The Indian desert lies towa...
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Name the continents which form the Gondwana land.
S A M P L Ewww.bigslate.comAnswer:S A M P L EAustralia or Oceania continent.
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Which is the longest range in the Himachal Himalayas?
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Name the hills that make up the purchanchal.
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What are barchans?
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