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MAJOR PHYSIOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS

MAJOR PHYSIOGRAPHIC DIVISIONS

Major Physiographic Divisions are

▪ The Himalayan Mountain

▪ The Northern Plains
▪ The Peninsular Plateau
▪ The Indian Desert
▪ The Coastal Plains
▪ The Islands
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1. The Himalayan Mountains

The Himalayas are mountain barriers that stretch over the borders of northern India. These are
some of the most rugged and loftiest mountains of the world and are one of the major landforms
of the earth. The Himalayas form an arc that covers a distance of 2,400 Km.

2. The Northern Mountains

The Northern Mountains consist of the youngest and the loftiest mountain chains in the world.
It was formed only few million years ago and formed by the folding of the earth crust due to
tectonic activity. It stretches for a distance of 2,500 km from the Indus gorge in the west to
Brahmaputra gorge in the east. The width of the Northern Mountains varies from 500 km in
Kashmir to 200 km in Arunachal Pradesh. The Pamir Knot, popularly known as the “Roof of the
World” is the connecting link between the Himalayas and the high ranges of Central Asia. From
the Pamir, Himalayas extend eastward in the form of an arc shape. The term “Himalaya” is derived
from Sanskrit. It means “The Abode of Snow”.

3. The Peninsular Plateau

The plateau region lies to the south of the Great Northern Plains. This is the largest physiographic
division of our country. It covers an area of about 16 lakhs sq.km (about half of the total area of
the country). It is an old rocky plateau region. The topography consists of a series of plateaus and
hill ranges interspersed with river valleys. The altitude of a large portion of the plateau is more
than 600 m from mean sea level. The peak of Anaimudi is the highest point in the
plateau. Its height is 2,695 m and is located in Anaimalai. The general slope of this
plateau is towards east. The Great Plateau is a part of the Gondwana (very ancient
one) land mass.

4. The Indian Desert

The entire expanse of the Indian desert lies in the western margins of the Aravali
hills (demarcated in the physical features of the India map).

It is covered in sandy plains and dunes; this region receives rainfall below 150 mm
every year. Hence, there is minimal vegetation cover. The largest river that flows
here is Luni.

5. The Coastal Plains

The coastal plains are narrow stretches of land across the Arabian Sea and Bay
of Bengal. As seen on the physical features of India map, the Coastal Plains in the southern part
are broadly divided into, The Konkan, The Kannada Plain, and the Malabar coast. On the eastern
side, across the Bay of Bengal, the plains are further classified into Northern Circa and the
Coromandel Coast.
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6. The Islands

India mainly comprises of two major Island groups, the Lakshadweep Islands in the Arabian Sea,
and The Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The Andaman Island groups include 204 smaller islands.
Furthermore, the A&N islands are divided by 10-degree channels.

The group of islands are further divided into two sections:

▪ Andaman in the North

▪ Nicobar in the South
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THE HIMALAYAN MOUNTAINS

Himalayan Ranges

Himalayas are Geologically young and structurally fold Mountains.

• Located in the northern borders of India.

• It runs between Indus and Brahmaputra
• Himalayas represent the loftiest and one of the most rugged mountain
barriers of the world.
• Cover 2,400km of distance with its width varies from 400km
in Kashmir to 150km in Arunachal Pradesh.
• Altitudinal variations are greater in the eastern half than those in the
western half.
• The Himalayas consists of three parallel ranges. In its longitudinal extent
▪ Himadri/ Great or Inner Himalayas
▪ Himachal or lesser Himalaya/Middle Himalayas
▪ Shiwaliks/ outer Himalaya

Greater Himalayas or Himadri or Inner Himalayas

Himalayan Ranges: Himadri, Great or Inner Himalayas

Great or Inner Himalayas or Himadri

• Northernmost Range
• Most continuous range consisting of the loftiest peaks. [6000 M average height]
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• The folds of Great Himalayas are asymmetrical in nature.

• Core is made up of granite and it is perennially snowbound.
• Number of glaciers descend from this range.

Peak Country Height (in Mtrs)

Mt. Everest Nepal 8848
Kanchenjunga India 8598
Makalu Nepal 8481
Dhaulagiri Nepal 8172
Nanga Parbat India 8126
Annapurna Nepal 8078
Nanda Devi India 7817
Kamet India 7756
Namcha Barwa India 7756
Gurla Mandhata Nepal 7728
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Middle Himalayas or Himachal

Himalayan Ranges: Himachal or lesser Himalaya/Middle Himalayas

Himachal/ Lesser Himalaya/Middle Himalayas

• Range lying to the south of the Himadri.

• Composed of highly compressed and altered rocks.
• Average altitude varies between 3,700m and 4,500m and the average width is of 50km.
• Pir Panjal range forms the longest and most important range. Dhaula Dhar and Mahabharat
are other prominent ranges.
• Famous valley of Kashmir, the Kangra and Kullu valley are found in this range.
Shivaliks or Outer Himalayas

Himalayan Ranges: Shiwaliks or outer Himalayas

• Outermost range of the Himalayas.

• These ranges are composed of unconsolidated Sediments brought down by rivers from the
main Himalayan ranges located farther north.
• Average heights of this range varies from 900 to 1100 metres and they extend over a width
of 10-50km.
• Shiwaliks consist of Duns.
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The longitudinal valley lying between lesser Himalaya and the

Shiwaliks. E.g., Dehradun, Kotli Dun and Patli Dun

• These valleys are covered with thick gravel and alluvium.

Name of Himalayas from West to East

Himalayas: West to East

Besides the longitudinal divisions, Himalayas have been divided on the basis of regions from West
to East.
Demarcated by River Valley
• Himalayas between Indus and Sutlej rivers: Punjab/Kashmir and
Himachal Himalayas
• Himalayas between Satluj and Kali rivers: Kumaon
Himalayas
• Himalayas between Kali and Teesta rivers: Nepal
Himalayas
• Himalayas between Tista and Dihang rivers: Assam
Himalayas
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Purvanchal Himalayas

Another important part of Himalayas running in north-eastern part are known as Purvanchal
Himalayas or Eastern Himalayas.
• Beyond Dihang gorge, the Himalayas bend sharply to the South and spread along the
eastern boundary of India.
• It is composed of strong and stones which are sedimentary rocks.
• It is comprised of various hills such as Patkai hills, the Naga hills, the Manipur hills, and the
Mizo hills.
• Dense forest, valleys and rivers are found in this range.
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THE NORTHERN PLAINS

Rivers played a major Role in the formation of Nort-hern plains.

• The Indus, the Ganga, and the Brahmaputra along with their tributaries are responsible for the
formation of Northern plain.
• Deposition of alluvium in the foothills of Himalayas brought by them.
• Northern plain spreads over an area of 7 lakh sq. km
▪ 2400km long and 240km to 320km broad.
▪ Northern plain is densely populated physiographic division.
▪ Fertile soil and abundance of water makes it agriculturally productive part.
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Various geographical features like Riverine islands, doabs and distributaries are found in Northern
Plains.

Riverine Islands

River Deposition and formation of land between the rivers when the
velocity of the river decreases, results in the formation of Riverine Island.

Formation of Riverine Island

Majuli, in the Brahmaputra River, is the largest inhabited riverine island in the
world.

Due to deposition of sediments in in lower course the river split into numerous channels, leading to
the formation of Distributaries.

Division of Northern Plains

Punjab Plains

• Western part of Northern plain.

• Formed by Indus and Its Tributaries.
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• Jhelum, the Chenab, the Ravi, the Beas, and the Satluj.
• This section is dominated by.
• E.g., The word Punjab itself is made up of two words.

Punj = Five & ab = Water Land between the five rivers.

Ganga Plains

• Extends between Ghaggar and Teesta rivers.

• It spread over the state of Haryana, Delhi, U.P, Bihar, partly in Jharkhand and
West Bengal

Brahmaputra Plains

• East to the Ganga plains lies the Brahmaputra plain.

• Covers most of the Assam and states of Northeast.
• Drained by Brahmaputra River

Bhabar, Terai, Bhangar and Khadar

• Apart from the division on the basis of area, Northern plains can also be divided on the basis
of diverse relief features.

Northern plain is divided into four regions on the basis of relief features.

Bhabar -

• Belt of about 8 to 16km in width lying parallel to the slopes of the Shiwaliks.
• The Bhabar area is comprised of pebbles which are brought down by river.
• Streams disappears in the Bhabar belt.
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South to the Bhabar belt lies, Terai Region

The wet, swampy and marshy region where the streams and rivers re-emerge is called Terai.

This region is thickly forested and full of wildlife.

Over the period of time forests have been cleared to create agricultural land and to settle migrants
from Pakistan after partition.

Bhangar

• Older alluvium.
• It lies above the Floodplains of the river and presents a terrace
like feature.
• The soil in this region contains calcareous deposits. [Kankar]
• This is relatively less fertile.

Khadar

• New and young alluvium.

• They are renewed almost every year.
• Very fertile.
• Ideal for agricultures, therefore intensive agriculture is performed over Bhangar soil.
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THE PENINSULAR PLATEAU

The Peninsular Plateau

Peninsular Plateau is a table land composed of the old crystalline, igneous, and metamorphic rocks.

• Formed due to the breaking and drifting of the Gondwana land.

• The Peninsular plateau is made up of black soil [volcanic origin]
• The plateau has broad and shallow valleys and rounded hills.
• Two broad divisions of Plateau: Central Highlands and Deccan Platea

Central Highland
• It is the part lying to the north of the Narmada River.
• Major part of the makes up the Malwa Plateau central highland.
• Covered by Vindhya at North, Satpura at South, and Aravallis on the Northwest.
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• Rivers such as the Chambal, the Sind, the Betwa and the Ken flow from its southwest to
Northeast. [Indicating the slope]
• The central Highland is wider in the West but narrower in the East known as Bundelkhand and
Baghelkhand.
• Chota Nagpur plateau marks the further eastward extension.

Deccan Plateau
Punjab Plains

• Triangular landmass lying South of the river Narmada.

• Borders -
▪ Satpura = Northern borders
▪ Mahadev, Kaimur hills and Maikal range = Eastern borders
• Tilted towards East.
▪ The Deccan plateau is higher in the west and slopes gently eastwards.
• An extension of these plateau in also found Northeast.
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▪ Meghalaya plateau, [Garo, Khasi, and Janita hills], Karbi-Ang long plateau and North
Cachar hills.
• Western Ghats and Eastern Ghats and Marks the Western and Eastern edges respectively.

Western and Eastern Ghats

Both Western ghats and Eastern ghats lies west and east of the Deccan plateau respectively. Both
the ghats have some distinctive features and differentiating points. Let us discuss them.

Western Ghats Eastern Ghats

Continuous and can be crossed through Discontinuous. Irregular and dissected by rivers.
passes only. Average elevation is 600 metres.
Higher than eastern ghats. Average elevation The eastern ghats stretch from the Mahanadi
is 900-1600 meter. valley to the Nilgiri.
They stretch from Tapi to the South of the Highest peak of eastern ghats is Mahendragiri
Nilgiri hills. Western ghats cause Orographic [1,501 M]
Rain. Shevaroy Hills and Javadi Hills are located to the
Height progressively increases from North to southeast of it.
South. [Highest peak Anamudi (2695M)
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THE INDIAN DESERT

Thar Desert

• The Indian Desert lies towards the western margin of the

Aravali Hills.
▪ Undulating Sandy plains, covered with Sand dunes.
▪ This region receives low rainfall [Below 150MM], streams
appear during the rainy Season and never reach sea. Luni is
the only large river in this region.
• It has arid climate with low vegetation cover.
• Barchans is another important features of the Indian desert. They are Crescent shaped dunes
found in Thar desert.
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THE COASTAL PLAINS

The Coastal Plains

It is a stretch of Narrow Coastal strips at the margins of peninsular plateau. These strips run along
the Arabian Sea on the West and the Bay of Bengal on the East.

• Western Coastal Plains

• Eastern Coastal Plains

Western Coast Eastern Coast

It is narrow plain sandwiched. between the The coastal area is wide and level along.
Western Ghats and Arabian sea. the Bay of Bengal.
It consists of three sections: It consists of two sections:
a. Konkan [Mumbai-Goa] a. Northern Circar
b. Kannad Plain [Karnataka] b. Coromandel Coast
c. Malabar Coast [Kerala]
River on Western Coast forms Estuaries. Rivers such as the Mahanadi, the Godavari,
Krishna, and the Kaveri forms delta on Eastern
Coast

The Chilika Lake is the largest saltwater lake in India. It lies in the state of Odisha, to the south. of the
Mahanadi delta.
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THE ISLANDS
Lakshadweep Islands Andaman and Nicobar Islands

Besides the vast mainland. The country has two groups of Islands.

Lakshadweep Islands Andaman & Nicobar Islands

Group lying close to the Malabar coast of Kerala.
Elongated chain of island in Bay of Bengal.
It is composed of small coral islands Entire group is divided into two broad
categories.
a. Andaman in the North
b. Nicobar in the South
Earlier they were known as Laccadive, Minicoy, It is believed that these islands are an elevated.
and Amindivi. [Renamed in 1973] portion of submarine mountains.
It covers small area of 32 sq km. Equatorial climate and thick forest care.
Administrative headquarter of these islands is.
Kavaratti.

• Pitti island, uninhabited island in Lakshadweep has a bird sanctuary.

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Corals –

• Corals are short-lived microscopic organism, which live in colonies.

• They flourish in shallow, mud-free, and warm waters.
• They secrete calcium carbonate. Their skeleton makes up the Reef.

Importance of different Physical Feature

The different physiographic units highlight the unique features of each region. Adds value to the
natural resources of the country.
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Mountains

Major sources of water and forest wealth.

Northern Plains

They are known as Granaries of the country.

Plateau

They are called Storehouse of Minerals

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Coastal regions and Island

Provides sites for fishing. and port activities.

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IMPORTANCE OF DIFFERENT PHYSICAL FEATURES

The different physiographic units highlight the unique features of each region. Adds value to the
natural resources of the country.

Mountains

Mountains are a storehouse of water. Many rivers originate in the

glaciers in the mountains.
Reservoirs are made and the water from the mountains is used for
irrigation and generation of hydroelectricity.
Mountains support a rich variety of flora and fauna Mountains also affect the
climate of an area.

Northern Plains

The fertile soil and assured water resources have made these plains a rich agricultural land. These
plains are the granaries of India.
The plains have a good network of roads and railways which has led to large scale industrialization
of the region.
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Plateau

Plateaus are rich in mineral deposits.

Most precious metals like gold, silver, etc. are obtained from mines found in plateau regions.

Coastal regions and Island

The coastal regions of India are noted for a trade, industrial centres, tourist centres, fishing and salt
making. They provide important hinterlands for big ports. These ports are inevitable for the
economic growth of the nation.
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INDIA LOCATION

(Practice Sheet)
1 What is the geographical location of India?
A. Northern Hemisphere. B. Southern Hemisphere.
C. Eastern Hemisphere. D. Western Hemisphere.
2 Which ocean lies to the south of India?
A. Atlantic Ocean. B. Indian Ocean.
C. Pacific Ocean. D. Arctic Ocean.
3 India shares its longest land border with which neighbouring country?
A. China. B. Pakistan.
C. Nepal. D. Bangladesh.
4 Which mountain range forms the northern boundary of India?
A. Western Ghats. B. Eastern Ghats.
C. Himalayas. D. Aravalli Range.
5 The Tropic of Cancer passes through which major states in India?
A. Rajasthan and Gujarat. B. Uttar Pradesh and Bihar.
C. Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. D. Haryana and Punjab.
6 What is the absolute location of India in terms of latitude and longitude?
7 Name the neighbouring countries of India?
8 How does the vastness of the Indian subcontinent affect its climate?
9 Explain how India's location has influenced its historical and cultural interactions with other
nations.
10 What are the major water bodies surrounding India?
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INDIA: SIZE AND GEOGRAPHY

(Practice Sheet)
1 What is the total land area of India?
A. Approximately 2.97 million sq km. B. Approximately 3.28 million sq km.
C. Approximately 1.96 million sq km. D. Approximately 4.21 million sq km.
2 India is located in which part of Asia?
A. Eastern Asia. B. Southeast Asia.
C. South Asia. D. Central Asia.
3 Which major river flows through the northern plains of India?
A. Godavari. B. Ganges.
C. Brahmaputra. D. Yamuna.
4 The southern part of India is known for its:
A. Dense forests. B. Vast deserts.
C. High mountains. D. Plateaus.
5 Which Indian state is known as the "Land of Five Rivers"??
A. Punjab. B. Haryana.
C. Rajasthan. D. Gujarat.
6 What is the total land area of India, and how does it rank in terms of size among the
countries of the world?
7 Explain how the Himalayan Mountains have influenced the geography of India.
8 Name the major physical divisions of India.
9 Describe the significance of the Thar Desert in India's geography.
10 How does the location of the Western and Eastern Ghats impact the rainfall patterns in India?
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INDIAN LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE

(Practice Sheet)
1 What is the equator's position in terms of latitude
A. 0 degrees latitude. B. 90 degrees latitude.
C. 180 degrees latitude. D. 360 degrees latitude.
2 Which line of latitude marks the Tropic of Cancer in India?
A. 0 degrees latitude. B. 23.5 degrees latitude.
C. 66.5 degrees latitude. D. 90 degrees latitude.
3 What is the latitude of the North Pole?
A. 0 degrees latitude. B. 90 degrees latitude.
C. 180 degrees latitude. D. 360 degrees latitude.
4 Which line of longitude passes through the prime meridian?
A. 0 degrees longitude. B. 90 degrees longitude.
C. 180 degrees longitude. D. 360 degrees longitude
5 What is the longitude of the International Date Line?
A. 0 degrees longitude. B. 90 degrees longitude.
C. 180 degrees longitude. D. 360 degrees longitude.
6 What are latitude and longitude, and why are they important for understanding the
location of places on Earth?
7 Which meridian has been selected as the Standard Meridian of India?
8 What is the significance of the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn in terms of
latitude?
9 How does the latitude of a place affect its climate?
10 What is the latitudinal extent of India? How is the latitudinal spread in India advantageous to
her?
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INDIA AND THE WORLD

(Practice Sheet)
1 Which continent is India located in?
A. Europe. B. Asia.
C. Africa. D. North America.
2 Which major ocean is to the south of India?
A. Atlantic Ocean. B. Indian Ocean.
C. Pacific Ocean. D. Arctic Ocean.
3 India shares its longest border with which neighbouring country?
A. China. B. Pakistan.
C. Nepal. D. Bangladesh.
4 Which country lies to the west of India across the Arabian Sea?
A. Sri Lanka. B. Pakistan.
C. Bangladesh. D. Saudi Arabia.
5 Which international organization is India a member of?
A. European Union (EU). B. United Nations (UN).
C. African Union (AU). D. North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).
6 Explain the significance of India's location with respect to its relations with neighbouring
countries.
7 Name the countries that share their borders with India and briefly describe the nature of
India's relations with them.
8 How does India's location impact its trade and economic activities with other countries?
9 Explain how India's location has contributed to its cultural exchanges with other nations.
10 What role does India play in international organizations and forums due to its geographical
location?
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INDIA’S NEIGHBOURS

(Practice Sheet)
1 Which of the following countries does NOT share a land border with India?
A. Nepal B. Bhutan
C. Sri Lanka D. Pakistan
2 India shares its longest border with which neighbouring country?
A. China B. Pakistan
C. Nepal D. Bangladesh
3 Which country is located to the west of India across the Arabian Sea?
A. Sri Lanka B. Pakistan
C. Bangladesh D. Saudi Arabia
4 Which neighbouring country of India is known as the "Land of the Thunder Dragon"?
A. Nepal B. Bhutan
C. Myanmar D. Sri Lanka
5 The Palk Strait separates India from which neighbouring country?
A. Pakistan B. Nepal
C. Sri Lanka D. Bangladesh
6 Name the countries that share their borders with India and briefly describe one key aspect
of India's relations with each of these neighbours.
7 What are some geographical features that define India's borders with its neighbouring
countries?
8 Explain the significance of the Line of Control (LoC) in India's relations with Pakistan.
9 What role does India play in regional organizations like SAARC (South Asian Association for
Regional Cooperation) due to its geographical location?
10 Describe one key economic aspect of India's relations with Bangladesh.
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Chapter 2
Physical Features of India

Exercise
Questions:
1.
(A) Choose the right answer from the following:
A landmass bounded by sea on three sides is referred as:
A. Peninsula
B. Coast
C. Island
D. None of the above
Answer : A peninsula is a piece of land enclosed by water on the
majority of its border , while being joined to a landmass from which it
extends. It is also known as a piece of land and water on its three sides.

(B) Choose the right answer from the following:

Mountain ranges in the eastern part of India forming its
boundary with Myanmar are collectively called:
A. Himachal
B. Uttaranchal
C. Purvanchal
D. None of the above
Answer:
Purvanchal is a geographic area of northern India , which embraces the
eastern end of Uttar Pradesh and western end of Bihar and forming its
boundary with Myanmar . Hindi , Bhojpuri and Awadhi are the
predominant languages in this area.

(C) Choose the right answer from the following:

The western coastal strip south of Goa is referred to as: A.
Coromandal
 B. Konkan
C. Kannad
D. None of the above
Answer:
Konkan is also known as the Konkan Coast or Kokan, is a rocky section
of the western coastline of India. Its coastline is 720 km long. It
comprises of the coastal districts of the western Indian states of
Karnataka, Goa and Maharashtra.

(D) Choose the right answer from the following:

The highest peak in Eastern Ghats is:
A. Anaimudi
B. Kanchenjunga
C. Mahendragiri
D. Khasi
Answer:
Mahendragiri is a highest mountain peek in the Paralakhemundi district
of Gajapati, Odisha. It is situated in the Eater Ghats at an elevation of
1501 meters

2.
(A) Answer the following questions briefly:
What is the Bhabar?
Answer:
Bhabar is located in the south of the lower Himalayas and the Shiwalik
hills. It is a narrow belt measuring 8-16 km. Bhabar is made of small
pebbles transported by the rivers flowing downward from the
mountains.

(B) Answer the following questions briefly:

 Name the three major divisions of the Himalaya from north to
south.
Answer:
The three major divisions of Himalayas from North to South are; The
Greater Himalayas or the Himadari, The Lesser Himalayas also called
Himachal and The Shiwalik or Outer Himalayas. The Greater
Himalayas forms the northern most range and includes prominent
Himalayan peaks. The lesser Himalayan ranges are mostly comprised
of highly compressed and altered rocks. The outermost range of
Himalayan region is made of unconsolidated material eg. mud, silt and
soft rocks.

(C) Answer the following questions briefly:

Which plateau lies between the Aravalli and the Vindhyan
ranges?
Answer:
Malwa plateau lies between the Aravalli and the Vindhyan ranges.
Malwa is a natural region lying in the west-central India and occupies
a plateau of volcanic origin.

(D) Answer the following questions briefly:

Name the island group of India having coral origin.
Answer:
In 1973, small island group of islands made by Laccadive, Minicoy and
Amindive islands renamed as Lakshadweep islands. All these islands
form the coral islands of India in the Arabian Sea. These islands have
been built up by corals and have been fringing coral reefs very close to
their shores.
3.
(A) Distinguish between Bhangar and Khadar.
Answer:
The difference between Bhangar and Khadar are given below:
Bhangar Khadar
1. Bhangar soils consist of older 1. They are newer, younger
alluvium soil. deposits of floodplains.
2. These plains fall at higher 2. They are at lower elevations.
elevation of flooplains.
3. This belt of northern plains
3. They are the areas between the
ends in Tarai region. Ghaggar river and Saraswati
river.
4. They are less prone to 4. They are prone to flooding and
flooding but are usually are often very fertile.
sandier and less fertile.

(B) Distinguish between Western Ghats and Eastern Ghats.

Answer:
The differences between Eastern and Western Ghats are given below:
Eastern Ghats Western Ghats
1. The Eastern Ghats are formed 1. The Western Ghats are formed
by the eastern edge of the on the western edge of the Deccan
Deccan Plateau Plateau.
2. Eastern Ghats are irregular and 2. These are continuous and can
cut apart by rivers falling into be crossed through passes only.
the Bay of Bengal.
3. Mahanadi, Godavari, Krishna, 3. Narmada, Tapi, Sabarmati and
Kaveri, etc. rivers flow in this Mahi rivers flow in this region.
region.
 4. Mahendragiri with an altitude 4. Anaimudi with an altitude of
of 1501 meters is the highest 2695 metres is the highest peak of
peak of the Eastern Ghats. the Western Ghats.
5. These consists eastern coastal 5. These constitute western
plains. coastal plains.

4. Which are the major physiographic divisions of India? Contrast the

relief of the Himalayan region with that of the Peninsular plateau.
Answer:
These major physiographic divisions of India are The Himalayan
Mountains, The Northern Plains, The Peninsular Plateau, The Indian
Desert, The Coastal Plains and The Islands.
Contrast between Himalayan regions with the Peninsular Plateau:

The Himalayas The Peninsular Plateau

1. These are young and 1. It has rounded hills because of
structurally fold mountains ancient landmass.
stretch over the northern borders
of India.
2. They run in a west-east 2. It is divided into Central
direction from the Indus to the Highlands and Deccan plateau.
Brahmaputra formed by the
Tectonic collision of the Indian
plateau with the Eurasian plateau.
3. The Himalayas have three fold 3. Old crystalline igneous and
ranges- The Greater Himalayas or metamorphic rocks form the
Himadari, The Lesser Himalayas Peninsular plateau.
or Himanchal and The Outer
Himalayas or Shivalik.
4. Himalayas are shaped by 5. Rivers like Chambal, Sind,
metamorphic rocks, granite Betwa and Ken drain into this
core, compacted and region.
transformed rocks and
unconsolidated sediments.
 5. The Ganga, the Brahmaputra 6. Vindhyan, Satpura, Mahadev,
and the Indus and their streams Maikal, Kaimur hills and
flow from the Himalayas. mountain ranges including
Malwa plateau, Bundelkhand,
Baghelkhand, Chottanagpur
plateau are located here.
6. Dhauldhar, Mahabharat, Pir 6. Being tableand, landforms of
Panjal, Naga hills, Mizo hills, that type are not seen here.
Patkoli Bum, Jaintia, the Khasi
and the Garo hills and mountain
ranges are found in this region.

5. Give an account of the Northern Plains of India.

Answer:
The Northern Plains of India is formed by the alluvium deposit brought by
the rivers four million years ago. The major rivers of northern plains are:
The Indus
The Ganga
The Brahmaputra
Northern plain of India covers around 7 lakh sq. Km of the area and it
is 2400 km long and 240 to 320 km broad.
Northern Plains are divided into three parts:-
I. The Punjab Plains - River Indus and its tributaries form these
Punjab plains. The principal rivers of this region are the Indus, the
Chenab, the Ravi, the Beas and the Satluj. The major part of Punjab
plains lies in Pakistan.
II. The Ganga Plains - The Ganga plains expands in the states of
Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and parts of Jharkhand and West Bengal.
This part of Northern Plains lies in the middle of the river Teesta and
the river Ghaggar.
The Ganga river is regarded as one of the most important river in Indian
sub-continent because of religious reasons. People worship this river
and many holy places like Haridwar, Varanasi, etc. are located on the
banks of this river.
III. The Brahmaputra Plains - These plains lies north-eastern parts of
India and formed by the Brahmaputra river.

6. Write short notes on the following:

1. The Indian Desert
2. The Central Highlands
3. The Island groups of India.

Answer:
1. The Indian Desert: The Indian Desert lie toward the western borders
of the Aravalli Hills. This landform is formed by undulant sandy plains
covered with sand dunes. It receives scanty rainfall of about 15 cm
annually and thus, this region is not ideal to live in. It has arid land and
very little to no vegetation cover. Luni is the only river flown in this
region and that too is categorized as an inland drainage.
2. The Central Highlands: The Central Highlands lies to the north of
the Narmada and cover a major part of the Malwa Plateau. Vindhya and
Aravalli form the edges in south and north respectively. Chambal, Sind,
Betwa and Ken rivers are the major rivers flown in this region from
southwest to northeast. The Central Highlands are wider in the west
and become narrower in the east. Bundelkhand, Baghelkhand,
Chhotanagpur plateau are at its eastward extensions. The Deccan
Plateau is separated by Narmada and lies to the south of this region.
3. The Island groups of India: There are total 247 island groups in
India, out of which 204 lie in the Bay of Bengal and 43 lie in the
Arabian Sea. The island groups located in the Bay of Bengal are
collectively called The Andaman and Nicobar group of islands and the
group situated in the Arabian Sea is known as The Lakshadweep
islands. The total area of Andaman and Nicobar group of Islands is
8249 sq. km and the area of Lakshadweep islands is 32 sq. km.
Andaman and Nicobar Islands comprises of hard volcanic rocks.
Lakshadweep islands are formed by the corals. The southernmost point
of India is located in the Nicobar Islands and is known as the Indira
point, named after India’s first female Prime Minister, Ms Indira
Gandhi. After the 2004 Tsunami, the Indira point got submerged into
the water. In Lakshadweep islands, there is a bird sanctuary is settled
in Pitli Islands.

Map Skills

1. On an outline map of India show the following:

1. Mountain and hill ranges - The Karakoram, The Zaskar, The
Patkai Bum, The Jaintia, The Vindhya range, The Aravali and The
Cardamom hills.
2. Peaks - K2, Kanchenjunga, Nanga Parbat and The Anamudi.
3. Plateaus - Chhotanagpur and Malwa.
4. The Indian Desert, Western Ghats, Lakshadweep Islands.
Answer:
1. India has seven major mountain ranges having peaks of over 1000
meters. The Karakoram Range is located in the Himalayan Range. The
Zaskar range is a mountain range in Jammu and Kashmir that separates
Zaskar from Ladakh. The Pataki Bum and The Jaintia range are located
in the Purvanchal Range, the Vindhya Range is the chief holy
mountains of India. The Aravalli range is the oldest mountain range of
India running across Rajasthan and Haryana. The Cardamom hills are
the hills of southern India, located in southeast Kerala and southwest
Tamil Nadu.
2. K2 or Mount Godwin-Austen or Chhogori, is the second highest
mountain in the world. Kanchenjunga is the third tallest mountain in
the World.
Nanga Parbat is the ninth highest mountain peak in the World.
Anamudi is located in the Indian state of Kerala. It is the highest peak
in the Western Ghats and South India.
3. Chotanagpur is a plateau in eastern India, which covers much of
Jharkhand state as well as adjacent parts of Odisha, West Bengal, Bihar
and Chhattisgarh.
Malwa plateau is a region in north-central India. It is bounded by the
Madhya Bharat Plateau and Bundelkhand Upland to the north, the
Vindhya Range to the east and south, and the Gujarat Plains to the west.
4. The Indian Desert is a large, arid region in the northwestern part of
the Indian subcontinent that forms a natural boundary between India
and Pakistan.
Western Ghats is a mountain range that runs parallel to the western
coast of the Indian peninsula, located entirely in India. It is a UNESCO
World Heritage Site
Lakshadweep Islands are a group of beautiful islands, located some
400km off India's west coast into the Arabian Sea.

Project/Activity
1. Locate the peaks, passes, ranges, plateaus, hills, and duns hidden in
the crossword to find where these features are located. You may start
your search horizontally, vertically and diagonally.
Answer:
1. Passes: Nathu La, Bomdi La, Shipki La
Nathu La is a mountain pass in the Himalayas connecting India with
Tibet.
Bomdi La is the headquarters of West Kameng district in Arunachal
Pradesh.
Shipki La is a mountain pass and a border post on the Indo-China
border. Sutlej enters India through this pass.

2. Ghats: Bhor Ghat, Pal Ghat

Bhor Ghat is a mountain passage located between Palasdari and
Khandala for railway and between Khopoli and Khandala on the road
route in Maharashtra.
Pal Ghat is located between the Nilgiris to the north and the Anaimalai
Hills to the south; it is about 20 miles (32 km) wide and straddles the
Kerala–Tamil Nadu border, serving as a major communication route
between those two states.

3. Hills: Garo, Khasi, Jaintia

The Garo Hills are part of the Garo-Khasi range in Meghalaya, India.
It is one of the wettest places in the world.
The Khasi Hills are located east of the Garo Hills. The other Khasi
tribes did not have princes but their twenty petty states, and sometimes
even smaller tribal divisions, are led by one or two Chiefs -selected in
various ways- usually styled Siem, Syiem
The Jaintia Hills are located further to the east from the Khasi Hills.
The Jaintia Hills used to be a part of the Jaintia Hills District. The
district has been bifurcated into two separate districts, namely, East
Jaintia Hills and West Jaintia Hills on 31 July 2012.

4. Peaks: Everest, Kanchenjunga, Anamudi

Mount Everest, also known in Nepali as Sagarmāthā and in Tibetan as
Chomolungma, is Earth's highest mountain. Its peak is 8,848 metres
above sea level. Mount Everest is in the Mahalangur Range.
Kanchenjunga, is the third highest mountain in the world, and lies
partly in Nepal and partly in Sikkim, India. It rises with an elevation of
8,586 m (28,169 ft).
Anamudi is a mountain located in the Indian state of Kerala. It is the
highest peak in the Western Ghats and South India, at an elevation of
2,695 meters (8,842 ft).

5. Mountain Ranges: Vindhya, Maikal, Sahyadri

A mountain range is a group or chain of mountains positioned adjacent
to each other. Since adjoining mountains often share the same
geological roots, mountain ranges have related arrangement,
dimensions and stage of development. Though they are not identical,
but share similar features.

6. Islands: Lakshadweep
Kavaratti serves as the capital of the Lakshadweep Islands and the
region comes under the jurisdiction of Kerala High Court.

7. Plateau: Chotanagpur, Malwa

Chotanagpur - The total area of the Chotanagpur Plateau is
approximately 65,000 square kilometer. The Chotanagpur Plateau is a
continental plateau—an extensive area of land thrust above the general
land.
Malwa - Agriculture is the main occupation of the people of Malwa.
The region has been one of the important producers of opium in the
world. Wheat and soybeans are other important cash crops, and textiles
are a major industry.
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