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The high plateau region of Ladakh is associated with what?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Trans-Himalaya

Ladakh is a very high-altitude region situated north of the main Himalayan ranges. In school geography, it is generally included in the Trans-Himalayan region, which also has strong physical links with the Tibetan highlands. Ladakh contains high plateaus, deep valleys, and cold-desert landscapes because of its great elevation and its position in the rain-shadow zone of surrounding mountains. Thus option A, Trans-Himalaya, is correct. The Eastern Ghats are discontinuous hills along parts of eastern Peninsular India, the Aravalli is an old range of north-western India, and the Malwa Plateau is a central Indian plateau. None matches Ladakh’s northern, high-altitude setting. Its location beyond the main Himalayan ranges and its Tibetan-style cold-arid environment provide the decisive geographical clues.

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Indian GeographyLadakhTrans-HimalayaCold DesertMountain RegionsMountains And Plateaus Of IndiaGeneral KnowledgeClass 10 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Trans-Himalaya

Why is this the correct answer?

Ladakh is a very high-altitude region situated north of the main Himalayan ranges. In school geography, it is generally included in the Trans-Himalayan region, which also has strong physical links with the Tibetan highlands. Ladakh contains high plateaus, deep valleys, and cold-desert landscapes because of its great elevation and its position in the rain-shadow zone of surrounding mountains. Thus option A, Trans-Himalaya, is correct. The Eastern Ghats are discontinuous hills along parts of eastern Peninsular India, the Aravalli is an old range of north-western India, and the Malwa Plateau is a central Indian plateau. None matches Ladakh’s northern, high-altitude setting. Its location beyond the main Himalayan ranges and its Tibetan-style cold-arid environment provide the decisive geographical clues.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 10 General Knowledge question. Chapter: Indian Geography. Topic: Mountains and Plateaus of India.

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