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Identify the classification of the Northern Plains from the hints given below:

1. This zone consists of newer alluvial deposits.

2. It forms the floodplains along the riverbanks.

3. It is subject to periodic floods and is very fertile.

ABhangar

BBhabar

CTerai

DKhadar

Answer:

D. Khadar

Read Explanation:


Bhangar & Khadar

▪ The south of Tarai is a belt consisting of old and new alluvial deposits known as the Bhangar and Khadar

respectively.

▪ These plains have characteristic features of mature stage of fluvial erosional and depositional landforms such as sand bars, meanders, oxbow lakes and braided channels.

▪ The Brahmaputra plains are known for their riverine islands and sandbars.

▪ Most of these areas are subjected to periodic floods and shifting river courses forming braided streams.




Related Questions:

The Ganga Plain is geographically located between which two rivers?

Which of the following statements are True?

  1. The Tarai region is characterized by the disappearance of streams and rivers
  2. The Bhabar region is characterized by the re-emergence of streams and rivers, creating marshy conditions.
  3. The largest part of the northern plain is formed of older alluvium

    Which of the following statements are True?

    1. The Brahmaputra river valley plains are known for their sandy soil, which is ideal for growing crops like cotton.
    2. The Brahmaputra river flows from the northeast to the southwest direction before it takes an almost 90° southward turn at Dhubri before it enters into Bangladesh.
      Which two rivers form the Bari Doab?
      What is the approximate width of the Tarai belt?