The western part of the Northern Plains is linked with which plain?
The western part of the Northern Plains is linked with Punjab Plain. Exam tip: remember the western part with Indus-Punjab.
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The western part of the Northern Plains is linked with Punjab Plain. Exam tip: remember the western part with Indus-Punjab.
View question detailsThe large middle part of the Northern Plains is linked with the Ganga Plain. Exam tip: connect the middle plain area with Ganga Plain.
View question detailsThe eastern part is linked with Brahmaputra Plain and Assam region. Exam tip: connect the eastern part with Brahmaputra.
View question detailsThe general west to east order is Punjab Plain, Ganga Plain and Brahmaputra Plain. Exam tip: remember order with direction.
View question detailsKhadar is new alluvium that is renewed by floods. Exam tip: connect Khadar with flood plains.
View question detailsCoral island is not a feature of the Northern Plains. Exam tip: keep island and plain clues separate.
View question detailsBhangar is the old alluvial deposit of the Northern Plains and is generally found on land above the active floodplains. Khadar is newer alluvium that is renewed by floods. The porous belt of pebbles and boulders is Bhabar, while the wet and marshy belt south of it is Terai. Exam tip: remember Bhangar = old alluvium and Khadar = new alluvium.
View question detailsNorthern Plains are formed south of the Himalayas by river alluvium. Exam tip: remember location, formation and fertility together.
View question detailsThe basic identity of Northern Plains is river deposits and alluvial soil. Exam tip: choose Northern Plains when these clues appear.
View question detailsKhadar and Bhangar are both types of alluvial soil. Exam tip: remember Khadar as new and Bhangar as old alluvium.
View question detailsThe Northern Plains are formed by deposits of Indus, Ganga and Brahmaputra river systems. Exam tip: remember these three systems together.
View question detailsThe Northern Plains extend south of the Himalayas. Exam tip: remember the vast plains below the Himalayas.
View question detailsThe Northern Plains are fertile due to flat land and alluvial soil. Exam tip: connect agriculture clue with Northern Plains.
View question detailsBhabar is a pebble and gravel belt at Himalayan foothills. Exam tip: connect Bhabar with foothills.
View question detailsTerai is found south of Bhabar as a moist and marshy region. Exam tip: remember the Bhabar-Terai order.
View question detailsPunjab Plain is a major regional part of the Northern Plains. Exam tip: remember Punjab, Ganga and Brahmaputra plains.
View question detailsThe Ganga Plain is an important part of the Northern Plains. Exam tip: connect it with alluvial and fertile region.
View question detailsThe surface of the Northern Plains is generally flat. Exam tip: understand flat land as useful for agriculture.
View question detailsRivers bring soil and deposits to form alluvial plains. Exam tip: connect river deposits with alluvial soil.
View question detailsThe width of the Northern Plains is often about 240 to 320 kilometres. Exam tip: keep length and width separate.
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