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Karewa deposits strengthen the geomorphic identity of which Himalayan region?

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Correct answer: Kashmir Valley

The direct answer is A: Karewa deposits are especially associated with the Kashmir Valley. Karewas are thick deposits of fine sediments such as clay, silt, sand, and gravel that accumulated in the Kashmir Valley during earlier stages of its geological history. They occur on raised terraces and are important for the region’s landform identity and agriculture; saffron cultivation is also associated with some Karewa areas. Option A is correct because Kashmir Valley is the well-known Himalayan region identified with Karewas. Option B is wrong because a Dun Valley is a longitudinal valley between the Lesser Himalaya and Shiwalik, not the distinctive home of Karewa deposits. Option C is wrong because Purvachal refers to the eastern hills of the Himalayas. Option D is wrong because the Shiwalik belt is a separate outer Himalayan division. Exam cue: whenever the word Karewa appears, first connect it with the Kashmir Valley.

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