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Class 9GeographyDrainageThe Himalayan RiversExpert
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Deep valleys of the Indus and Brahmaputra are best explained by which combined condition?

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Correct answer: Steep slope and vertical erosion

In the upper mountainous course, steep slope enables downward cutting. Exam tip: link deep valleys with vertical erosion.

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IndusBrahmaputraVertical ErosionThe Himalayan RiversDrainageGeographyClass 9 Mcq
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