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What is the most common medium-level confusion about the Northern Plains?

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Correct answer: Reversing the age of Khadar and Bhangar

Khadar is newer alluvium, repeatedly deposited in floodplains, whereas Bhangar is older alluvium found on relatively higher terraces. Therefore, reversing their ages is a common confusion. The Northern Plains are fertile, lie south of the Himalayas, and are largely formed by river deposits, so the other statements are correct. Exam tip: remember—Khadar = new alluvium; Bhangar = old alluvium.

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Northern PlainsKhadarBhangarAlluvial SoilIndian GeographyClass 9The Northern PlainsPhysical Features Of India

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