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The Purvanchal forms the highest range in the Himalayas.

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Important Questions on India: Physical Features

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Enhanced Footprints Our Past, Planet and Society>Chapter 18 - India: Physical Features>Let's Recall>Q 2
No large river crosses the Western Coastal Plain.
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Enhanced Footprints Our Past, Planet and Society>Chapter 18 - India: Physical Features>Let's Recall>Q 3
Lagoons are formed when the sea water is trapped between land and sea because of sandbars.
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Enhanced Footprints Our Past, Planet and Society>Chapter 18 - India: Physical Features>Let's Recall>Q 4
Andaman and Nicobar Islands lie in the Arabian Sea.
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Enhanced Footprints Our Past, Planet and Society>Chapter 18 - India: Physical Features>Let's Recall>Q 5
Coral polyps form many islands in a sea.
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Enhanced Footprints Our Past, Planet and Society>Chapter 18 - India: Physical Features>Let's Recall>Q 1
Name the three ranges of the Himalayas.
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Enhanced Footprints Our Past, Planet and Society>Chapter 18 - India: Physical Features>Let's Recall>Q 2
What makes the Northern Plains so fertile?
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Enhanced Footprints Our Past, Planet and Society>Chapter 18 - India: Physical Features>Let's Recall>Q 3
Which activities led to the formation of the Deccan plateau?
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Enhanced Footprints Our Past, Planet and Society>Chapter 18 - India: Physical Features>Let's Recall>Q 4
Write prominent characteristics of the Western Coastal Plains.