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Why can irrigation facilities be more developed in the Northern Plains?

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Correct answer: Because there are many rivers and level land

The Northern Plains have the Ganga, Yamuna, Brahmaputra and many tributaries that provide abundant water. Their broad, level surface also makes it easier to construct canals and carry water to farms. An absence of rivers would make irrigation more difficult, not more developed. Exam tip: link the Northern Plains’ alluvial soil, level relief and perennial rivers with intensive agriculture and irrigation.

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Northern PlainsIrrigationIndian RiversLevel LandPhysical Features Of IndiaAlluvial PlainsThe Northern PlainsGeography

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