Physical division of India ! - Geography, Class 6 Video Lecture

physical divisions India is marked by a
diversity of physical features such as
mountains plateaus
planes
course
and Islands
standing as sentinels in the north are
the lofty snow-capped Himalayas him plus
alia means the abode of snow the
Himalayan mountains are divided into
three main parallel ranges the
northernmost is great Himalaya or Hamad
3 the world's highest peaks are located
in this range
middle Himalaya or hamachi lies to the
south of him a tree many popular hill
stations are situated here the Shi Bali
is the southern how strange the North
Indian plain lie to the south of the
Himalayas
they are generally level and flat these
are formed by the alluvial deposits laid
down by the rivers the Indus the Ganga
the Brahmaputra and the tributaries
these River Plains provide fertile land
for cultivation that is the main reason
for high concentration of population in
these claims in the western part of
India lies the great Indian desert it is
a dry hot and sandy stretch of land it
has very little vegetation to the south
of the Netherlands
lies the Peninsular plateau it is
triangular in shape the relief is highly
uneven this is a region with numerous
Hill ranges and valleys Aravalli is one
of the oldest ranges of the world
border it on the northwest side the
windiest and the Satpura
are the important ranges the rivers
Narmada and poppy flow through these
ranges
these are West flowing rivers that drain
into the Arabian Sea the western parts
or saya trees border the plateau in the
West and the eastern cards provide the
eastern boundary while the western parts
are almost continuous the eastern cards
are broken and uneven the plateau is
rich in minerals like coal and iron ore
to the rest of the Western cards and the
east of eastern cards lie the coastal
plains
the Western coastal plains are very
narrow the eastern coastal plains are
much broader there are a number of East
blowing rivers the rivers Mahanadi
godavari krishna and kaveri drain into
the bay of bengal these rivers have
formed fertile deltas at their mouth
this underworld delta is formed where
the ganga and Brahmaputra flow into the
bay of bengal
let's receive islands are located in the
Arabian Sea
these are coral islands located off the
coast of Kerala the Andaman and the
Nicobar Islands lie to the southeast of
the Indian mainland in the Bay of Bengal