Average elevation of Himachal Himalaya is ?

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A3600 to 4600 metres

B3500 to 4500 metres

C4500 to 5500 metres

D3500 to 5500 metres

Answer:

Himachal is located between the Himadri and Shivalik ranges.
This range is also known as the Lesser Himalayas / Middle Himalayas
To the north of the Shivalik, is the Himachal mountain range.
To the south of the Himadri, is the Himachal mountain range.
With an average elevation ranging from 3500 to 4500 metres above the mean sea level.

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