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Puysica, Features or Lipié i ld att Neswrt ecosSien thst Shin Y nd rn esata von : na ie tie pain YON Are Sain Ont the 11h ON pais bei, Ss Crnitrisst, yin Ne M0 Wily vewson, the rugwes wesrath var _ THOWNLANE and valleys are Connon features, I Tach, Ove couatey by prawsically Mb naire DNystcaal Nea ress Of Me eanrMs, Se, sntasrnatnes, plats, deserts, plateaus and tslands, The land Of india displays great physical vartalion, Geologscaly, the Peninsular Plateaus consUtutes one of the ancen Jandmasses on the earth's su hiss suppeneed to be one of the most stable land blocks, The Himalayas and the Northern Plains are the mont recent Jandiorms, Vrom the view point & geology, Himalayan mountains form an unstable me, The whole mountain system of Himalaya represents a very youthful topography with High peaks, deep valleys and fast lowing rivers. The northern plains are formed of alluvial depootts, The peninsular plateau {s composed of Igneous and nietamorphic rocks with gently rising hills and vide valleys. Mason Puvstoanérinc Divisions / 4 a be grouped The physical features of India can under the following physiographic divisions Wigure 2.2): 2 structs north Indus to the Brake represent the lofies rugged mountain barriers o form an arc, which covers 2 2A Yih. Theis width varies frxn SIE ND tien tn Arunachal Pradesh T. altitudinal vartations are geezer’ half than those in the western Himalaya consists of three pare its longitudinal eaent. A number of valleys he between these ranges. The norther-mest range is known as the Great or 1 Himalayas or the Himadri. $@s"te hes continuous-range-consisting-of the-ioitiess upeaksmwithwarwaveragemheichincs 6,000 metres. ft contains all prominent Himalayan peaks. oe 96°E, THE HIMALAYAS 36°N 0 400 00k ed 4 aa CHINA (TIBET) awe, ARH TeangpoR. eT

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