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The vast alluvial plains of northern India were formed by long-term deposition of which combined river systems?

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Correct answer: Indus Ganga and Brahmaputra

Northern plains are formed by deposits of Himalayan river systems. Exam tip: connect plain formation with river deposition.

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Northern PlainsAlluvial DepositsHimalayan RiversDrainage Systems In IndiaDrainageGeographyClass 9 Mcq
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  1. 1What is meant by drainage system in India?
  2. 2What is a drainage basin?
  3. 3What is the high land separating two drainage basins called?
  4. 4India's major rivers are generally divided into which two groups?
  5. 5Why are Himalayan rivers mostly perennial?
  6. 6Why are Peninsular rivers mostly called seasonal?
  7. 7Which are the three major Himalayan river systems of India?
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  9. 9Which group correctly includes tributaries of the Indus River?
  10. 10The Ganga River begins with the Bhagirathi stream linked to which glacier?
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