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The Ganga and Brahmaputra rivers form which landform near the Bay of Bengal?

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Correct answer: Delta

The Ganga and Brahmaputra carry enormous amounts of alluvial sediment. Deposition of this sediment along the Bay of Bengal forms the vast Ganga-Brahmaputra Delta, whose major part includes the Sundarbans. An estuary is mainly a tidal river mouth where river water meets the sea, whereas a delta is formed by sediment deposition. Exam tip: If a river mouth has deposited sediment and many distributaries, identify it as a delta.

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Indian GeographyGanga BrahmaputraDeltaSundarbansRiver DepositionCoastal LandformsPhysical Features Of IndiaGeneral Knowledge

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