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POLITICAL AND PHYSICAL DIVISION INDIA POLITICAL AND PHYSICAL DIVISION Prepared by: Ms Reshma Mhaskar Pawar Public School Kandivali By Savita

PHYSICAL DIVISION NORTHERN MOUNTAINS NORTHERN PLAINS THAR DESERT

LOCATION OF HIMALAYAS

THE NORTHERN MOUNTAINS LOCATION – North of India HIGHEST PEAK- K2 (Godwin Austen) MEANING – Abode of snow IMPORTANCE- Climate, Rivers, important passes

K2

K2 The “K” denotes the mountain range — Karakoram — and the “2” denotes that it is the second peak recorded. K2 has also been nicknamed “The Savage Mountain” because of the extreme level of danger it poses to climbers.

K2 Mt. K2 was named 'Mount Godwin-Austen' after Col. Henry Godwin-Austen (an Englishman), who was a surveyor, naturalist, topographer, and geologist. He was the first one to survey this mountain peak.

PHYSICAL DIVISION GREATER HIMALAYAS LESSER HIMALAYAS OUTER HIMALAYAS PURVANCHAL RANGE

HIMALAYAS

CLASSIFICATION OF HIMALAYAS GREATER HIMALAYAS: Highest range Mt Everest Average height 6000 Covered with snow Origin of rivers

GREATER HIMALAYAS

LESSER HIMALAYAS Middle Himalayas Height 4500m. Pir Panjal range Important hill stations Nainital, Mussoorie

LESSER HIMALAYAS

OUTER HIMALAYAS Southern most range Also known as Shiwalik range Height 1500m Soft mud usually leads to landslides.

OUTER HIMALAYAS

PURVANCHAL RANGE Eastern boundary of India Garo , khasi, Jaintia hills

PURVANCHAL

IMPORTANCE OF HIMALAYAS Natural boundary. Climatic barrier Perennial rivers. Important resource like timber

NORTHERN PLAINS

NORTHERN PLAINS

NORTHERN PLAINS PUNJAB PLAINS GANGA BASIN BRAHMAPUTRA VALLEY

IMPORTANCE FERTILE GOOD NETWORK OF RAIL AND ROAD TRANSPORT CHEAP WATER TRANSPORT

THAR DESERT

THAR DESERT

THAR DESERT Area- Rajasthan, Gujrat , small area of Punjab Rainfall- 20 – 25 cms Temperature- 52 C Climate- Dust storms Rivers- Few rivers

RIVERS

PENINSULA PLATEAU REGION

Formation of Deccan Plateau

PLATEAUS

CENTRAL HIGHLANDS DECCAN PLATEAU

CENTRAL HIGHLANDS IGNEOUS ROCKS SERIES OF RANGES LIKE MALWA PLATEAU RIVERS LIKE SON, SINDH FLOW IN THIS AREA

DECCAN PLATEAU North- Vindya range East- Eastern Ghats West – Western Ghats Formed due to lava flow Basalt rocks Cotton Known for minerals

RIVERS

WESTERN GHATS River Tapi to Kanyakumari Lie towards Arabian sea 1200- 2440 Steep from the western coast All rivers originate from the western ghats

EASTERN GHATS Mahanadi valley to Nilgiri hills Lie towards Bay of Bengal Rise gently from the east coast Only Mahanadi river originates from here

COASTAL PLAINS WESTERN COASTAL PLAINS EASTERN COASTAL PLAINS

COASTAL PLAINS

INDENTED COASTLINE

WESTERN COASTAL PLAINS Lie between Western Ghats and Arabian sea Narrow and uneven Gets a lot of rain from south west monsoon winds Indented ports Konkan- Maharashtra Kanara- Karnataka Malabar- Kerela

EASTERN COASTAL PLAINS Eastern Ghats and Bay of Bengal Alluvial soil due to deltas Silting makes it difficult for ports

EASTERN COASTAL PLAINS

ISLANDS ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR REGION BAY OF BENGAL LAKSHADWEEP ISLANDS ARABIAN SEA

ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLAND

ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLAND

ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ISLAND

LAKSHADWEEP ISLANDS

LAKSHADWEEP ISLANDS