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Major Physiographic Divisions

In this Class 9 Geography topic from “Physical Features of India,” students learn how India is divided into major physiographic regions: the Himalayan Mountains, Northern Plains, Peninsular Plateau, Indian Desert, Coastal Plains, and Islands. They explore the origin, structure, relief, location, and distinctive features of each region, along with the role of rivers, geological processes, climate, soils, vegetation, agriculture, settlement, and human activities in shaping the country’s diverse landscape.

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  1. New alluvium and flood plain
  2. Coral island and Arabian Sea
  3. Porous pebble belt below Shiwalik
  4. Large delta of eastern coast
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  1. Terai is a high range of Himadri
  2. Terai is a lava region of Deccan
  3. Terai is a coral island of Arabian Sea
  4. Terai is a wet and marshy belt south of Bhabar
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  1. Bhangar is old alluvium and Khadar is new alluvium
  2. Bhangar is a Himalayan range and Khadar is a coastal plain
  3. Bhangar is a coral island and Khadar is a lava plateau
  4. Bhangar is desert and Khadar is glacier
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  1. Shiwalik Himachal Himadri
  2. Himadri Himachal Shiwalik
  3. Himachal Himadri Shiwalik
  4. Shiwalik Himadri Himachal
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  1. They lie north of Himadri
  2. They lie between Deccan and Western Ghats
  3. They lie between Himachal and Shiwalik
  4. They lie in the Bay of Bengal
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  1. Central Highlands are sea islands and Deccan is Himalaya
  2. Both are only new alluvial plains
  3. Both are sand dunes of Thar Desert
  4. Central Highlands lie north of Narmada and Deccan mainly south of Narmada
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  1. Peninsular Plateau
  2. Northern Plains
  3. Indian Desert
  4. Island Groups
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  1. Eastern Ghats are the highest Himalayan range
  2. Western Ghats are more continuous while Eastern Ghats are cut by rivers
  3. Both are coral islands
  4. Both are belts of Northern Plains
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  1. From Ganga delta
  2. From barchans of Thar
  3. From Western Ghats running parallel close to the coast
  4. From snowline of Himadri
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  1. Western Ghats and Arabian Sea
  2. Shiwalik and Bhabar
  3. Thar and Luni
  4. Large east-flowing rivers and Bay of Bengal
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  1. Western Coastal Plain
  2. Eastern Coastal Plain
  3. Northern Plains
  4. Indian Desert
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  1. They are outer Himalayan ranges
  2. They are parts of the Eastern Coastal Plain
  3. They are parts of Thar Desert
  4. They are lava regions of Deccan Trap
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  1. It forms a delta on eastern coast
  2. It is a glacial river of the Himalayas
  3. It is a major river linked with the desert region
  4. It flows in Andaman
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  1. River deposition and Northern Plains
  2. Sea waves and Coastal Plains
  3. Lava flow and Deccan
  4. Wind deposition and Indian Desert
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  1. Aravalli is linked with ancient peninsular landmass while Himalayas are young fold mountains
  2. Aravalli is in the Bay of Bengal
  3. Aravalli is a new Khadar plain
  4. Aravalli is a coral island
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  1. Shiwalik Range
  2. North-eastern extension of Peninsular Plateau
  3. Khadar Plain
  4. Lakshadweep
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  1. Coral deposits
  2. New alluvium
  3. Mineral resources
  4. Sea waves
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  1. They all are sea islands
  2. They all are peaks of Himadri
  3. They all are sand dunes of Thar
  4. They are plateau regions linked with Central Highlands
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  1. Lakshadweep
  2. Andaman and Nicobar
  3. Sundarbans
  4. Chilika
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  1. Arabian Sea
  2. Bay of Bengal
  3. Red Sea
  4. Caspian Sea
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  1. It is a sand dune of Thar
  2. It is a Khadar plain of Ganga
  3. It is an active volcanic region of India
  4. It is a Dun valley of Himachal
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  1. Peninsular Plateau new river deposit
  2. Northern Plains old crystalline rocks
  3. Lakshadweep Himalayan glacier
  4. Northern Plains river alluvial deposits
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  1. River systems and regional extent
  2. Marine coral and islands
  3. Volcano and lava
  4. Sand dunes and wind
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  1. Western Coastal Plain and Arabian Sea
  2. Eastern Coastal Plain and Bay of Bengal
  3. Himadri and glaciers
  4. Thar and Luni
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  1. Because Himadri is Indian Desert
  2. Because Himadri is a Coastal Plain
  3. Because Himadri is the highest mountain range of the Himalayas
  4. Because Himadri is a coral island

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