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Why do the Eastern Ghats not form as strong a monsoon barrier as the Western Ghats?
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Correct answer: They are less continuous and relatively lower
Eastern Ghats are broken and lower, while Western Ghats are more continuous and higher. In exams, note the comparison between both Ghats.
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They are less continuous and relatively lower
Why is this the correct answer?
Eastern Ghats are broken and lower, while Western Ghats are more continuous and higher. In exams, note the comparison between both Ghats.
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This is a Class 9 Geography question. Chapter: Physical Features of India. Topic: The Peninsular Plateau.
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