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The document discusses the key geographical features of the plateau region of India, including: 1. It describes the Indian peninsula as land surrounded by the Arabian Sea, Indian Ocean, and Bay of Bengal. 2. Major plateaus mentioned include the Deccan, Chota-Nagpur, and Malwa plateaus. 3. Rivers that flow through the plateau region and provide water for agriculture include the Narmada, Tapti, Mahanadi, Godavari, Krishna, and Kaveri.

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Revision Assignment Plateau Region

The document discusses the key geographical features of the plateau region of India, including: 1. It describes the Indian peninsula as land surrounded by the Arabian Sea, Indian Ocean, and Bay of Bengal. 2. Major plateaus mentioned include the Deccan, Chota-Nagpur, and Malwa plateaus. 3. Rivers that flow through the plateau region and provide water for agriculture include the Narmada, Tapti, Mahanadi, Godavari, Krishna, and Kaveri.

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Plateau Region
1. A plateau is a raised mass land which is flat like a table-
top and has sloping sides. Examples - Tibetan plateau ;
Southern plateau
2. A peninsula is a piece of land which is surrounded by

water on three sides. Examples – Indian peninsula that


is surrounded by Arabian Sea in the west, Indian
Ocean in the south and Bay of Bengal in the east.
3. The southern part of India is the Indian peninsula.

4. 3 water bodies surround the Indian peninsula.

5. Central Highlands and Deccan Plateau

6. West Bengal and Jharkhand

7. Maharashtra and Kerala

8. Narmada River

9. Chota – Nagpur plateau

10. Malwa plateau

11. Deccan plateau

12. Triangular

13. Bay of Bengal

14. Arabian Sea

15. Indian Ocean

16. Kanyakumari

17. Western Ghats

18. Narmada and Tapti

19. Western Ghats


20. We can find the Deccan plateau in the centre and
Western Ghats in the west. So, the land is sloping
towards the east.
21. Mahanadi and Godavari

22. Krishna and Kaveri

23. Betwa, Chambal and Son

24. The rivers of South India are called seasonal rivers as

they depend on monsoon for their water and dry up in


summer
25. Nilgiri Hills

26. Blue Mountains

27. Anaimudi(2695 m)

28. Doddabetta(2637 m)

29. Deltas

30. Black Soil

31. Oilseeds, Groundnut, Sugarcane and Millet

32. Timber

33. Tea, Coffee, Cinnamon, Rubber and Pepper

34. Coal, Iron ore, Copper, Mica, Limestone and Gold

35. Kolar Gold Fields (KGF), Hutti Gold Mines

36. Western Ghats

37. Mining, Agriculture and Other Industries like Tourism

38. Moderate

39. Eastern Ghats

40. June to September

41. It has many mines rich in minerals such as Coal, Iron

ore, Copper, Mica, Limestone and Gold


42. Alluvial Soil

43. Triangular shape


44. River basins
45. Anaimudi(2695 m), Doddabetta(2637 m)

46. Tibetan plateau

47. Deccan plateau

48. Indian plateau

49. South African plateau

50. Rat hole mines

51. Rats and Children

52. Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Jharkhand

53. Mangroves

54. Sunderban delta

55. Ganga and Brahmaputra

56. Sunderban Wildlife Sanctuary

57. Royal Bengal Tiger

58. As there is a cyclone near that area

59. Amphan cyclone

60. Krishna – Godavari Delta, Mahanadi Delta and Kaveri

Delta

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