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Why is the Khadar region more linked with flood plains?

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Correct answer: Because it is an area of new alluvium

The direct answer is B: Khadar is the area of new alluvial soil, commonly found in active flood plains. Rivers regularly overflow or change their channels and deposit fresh layers of fine silt, sand, and clay. Therefore Khadar is usually lower, younger, and more frequently renewed than Bhangar. Option B is correct because new alluvium is the defining feature of Khadar. Option A is wrong because Khadar is not a high mountain peak. Option C is wrong because it is not made of coral and is not an island. Option D is wrong because it is not a volcanic landform; its material is transported and deposited by rivers. Khadar may be fertile, although flood risk must also be considered. Memory cue: Khadar is new and near the river; Bhangar is older and generally higher.

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KhadarFlood PlainsNew Alluvium

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