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Class 9GeographyDrainageThe Peninsular RiversExpert
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Why can Himalayan rivers change course more often compared with Peninsular rivers?

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Correct answer: New alluvial deposits are greater in Himalayan plains

Himalayan rivers deposit and erode more in young plains while Peninsular courses are more stable. Exam tip: understand the stability difference.

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Himalayan Vs PeninsularAlluvial PlainsRiver CourseThe Peninsular RiversDrainageGeographyClass 9 Mcq
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  1. 1Why is the Godavari called the Ganga of the South?
  2. 2What is one major feature of Peninsular rivers?
  3. 3Peninsular rivers are generally what type of rivers?
  4. 4How is the course of Peninsular rivers generally compared to Himalayan rivers?
  5. 5Peninsular rivers are mainly related to which landform?
  6. 6In which direction do most major Peninsular rivers of India flow?
  7. 7East flowing Peninsular rivers generally drain into which water body?
  8. 8In which direction does the Narmada river flow?
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  10. 10Narmada river flows through which famous valley?
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