1. The Southern Plateaus The Central Highlands the north
The Deccan Plateau the south
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2. Vidhya/SNSACD/Grade 4/ The Southern Plateau
The Central Highlands
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3. The Central Highlands- surrounded by
The Aravalli hills  the north-west
The Vindhya range  the south
The Chota Nagpur plateau the east
Aravalli Hills  the north-west
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4. The Central Highlands- surrounded by
The Rajmahal hills
Towards the north-east
The Malwa plateau
In the centre.
Aravalli Hills  the north-west
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5. Rivers of the Central Highland
The Ganga from the south
Chambal
Betwa
Sons
Join the river Yamuna
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6. The Chota Nagpur Plateau
Jharkhand, northern Odisha and north-eastern Chhattisgarh
Larger deposits - coal and other minerals.
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7. Vidhya/SNSACD/Grade 4/ The Southern Plateau
The Deccan Plateau
Extends  River Narmada to Southern tip of peninsular India.
Anai Mudi Highest peak
Surrounded by THE WESTERN AN EASTERN GHATS.
Ghats meet at THE NILIGIRI HILLS.
Godavari is the longest river.
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