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What is the most common reason for higher population density in river valleys?

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Correct answer: Availability of water and fertile soil

River valleys are favourable for agriculture and settlement. Exam tip: connect river valleys with agriculture and population.

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River ValleyWaterFertile Soil

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Availability of water and fertile soil

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River valleys are favourable for agriculture and settlement. Exam tip: connect river valleys with agriculture and population.

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This is a Class 9 Geography question. Chapter: Population. Topic: Population Size and Distribution.

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