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The Peninsular Rivers

The Peninsular Rivers topic for Class 9 Geography, under the chapter Drainage, introduces the major rivers flowing across the Peninsular Plateau. Students learn how these older rivers are shaped by the plateau’s relief, hard rocks, relatively fixed courses and seasonal rainfall. The topic explains east-flowing rivers such as the Mahanadi, Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri, as well as west-flowing rivers like the Narmada and Tapi, including their drainage patterns, valleys, basins, deltas and estuaries.

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  1. They mainly depend on monsoon rainfall
  2. They are all fed by glaciers
  3. They directly take water from the sea
  4. They carry equal water throughout the year
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  1. Rivers flowing eastward into the Bay of Bengal
  2. Rivers flowing westward into the Arabian Sea
  3. Rivers rising from the Himalayas
  4. Rivers ending in inland basins
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  1. They deposit sediments on the eastern coast
  2. They do not reach the sea
  3. They form deep trenches on the western coast
  4. They rise from glaciers
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  1. The western coast is narrow and sloping
  2. The eastern coast has stronger tides
  3. They join the Ganga
  4. They never bring sediments
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  1. The river flows between crustal faults
  2. The river flows in Sundarbans
  3. The river rises from the Himalayas
  4. The river ends in the Thar
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  1. Influence of old mature landform
  2. Young Himalayan uplift
  3. Marine coral formation
  4. Permanent glacial source
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  1. It is a large and important river system of Peninsular India
  2. It is a tributary of the Indus
  3. It is a west flowing rift river
  4. It is called Tsangpo in Tibet
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  1. Nashik region and Bay of Bengal
  2. Gangotri and Arabian Sea
  3. Ladakh and Gulf of Khambhat
  4. Brahmagiri and Rann of Kachchh
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  1. It rises near Mahabaleshwar and flows eastward
  2. It rises from Amarkantak and flows westward
  3. It rises from Gangotri and flows southward
  4. It rises from Luni and reaches the sea
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  1. Source and mouth
  2. Delta and glacier
  3. Rift valley and desert
  4. Estuary and Ganga confluence
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  1. It flows through Odisha and drains into the Bay of Bengal
  2. It flows through Ladakh to the Arabian Sea
  3. It is a distributary of the Ganga
  4. It ends in Rajasthan
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  1. Narmada is west flowing and Godavari is east flowing
  2. Both are northern tributaries of Ganga
  3. Both are Himalayan rivers
  4. Narmada drains into Bay of Bengal and Godavari into Arabian Sea
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  1. Deltas on eastern coast and estuaries on western coast are more common
  2. Glaciers on eastern coast and deserts on western coast
  3. No river meets eastern coast
  4. All rivers on western coast form deltas
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  1. Plateau slope and height difference in hard rocks
  2. Rise of sea tides
  3. Expansion of glaciers
  4. Growth of desert dunes
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  1. Kaveri River
  2. Godavari River
  3. Narmada River
  4. Tapi River
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  1. They flow towards the Arabian Sea region
  2. They form the Ganga delta
  3. They rise from Tibet
  4. They are distributaries of Brahmaputra
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  1. West flowing rivers of Kerala
  2. Himalayan rivers of Punjab
  3. Northern tributaries of Ganga
  4. Deltas of Bay of Bengal
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  1. Because their flow is strongly affected by rainfall
  2. Because they are all glacier fed
  3. Because they pump water from sea
  4. Because they have no seasonal change
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  1. West flowing rivers
  2. East flowing rivers
  3. Himalayan rivers
  4. Ganga distributaries
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  1. Age of landform water source and flow stability
  2. Height of trees along river banks
  3. Length of river name
  4. Number of fish
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  1. Water availability changes with season
  2. River has equal water every month
  3. River becomes glacier fed
  4. River originates from the sea
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  1. Godavari Arabian Sea
  2. Tapi Bay of Bengal
  3. Narmada Arabian Sea
  4. Kaveri Luni basin
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  1. Krishna
  2. Indus
  3. Ganga
  4. Kosi
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  1. Narmada
  2. Kaveri
  3. Tapi
  4. Mahanadi
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  1. Tapi
  2. Godavari
  3. Krishna
  4. Mahi

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