Question Q5GS1GS1
The eastern coast and the western coast of India differ considerably in their geographical characteristics. Explain.
Main Body
The Eastern coast and Western coast of India are part of particular plates and have their own characteristics.
Differences between Eastern coast and Western coast:
Eastern coast:
Vasness: have wide around 260 km
Types: Emergent coast formed due to the deposition of sediments and Flapdocks from the rivers like Ganges, Godavari, Mahanadi etc.
Coasts use deeper.
Western coast:
Less comparable width
Submerged coasts formed due to Block system and formed as a rift/side in water levels
Coast and parts are relatively deeper
(eg) Tidal led return port, Mangalore port
Henceforth, Eastern and Western coats, both have their unique characteristic and are part of physiological realms increasing the geographical diversity of the peninsula water and India as whole.
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Subject & Paper
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Topic
Salient features of World's Physical Geography
Physical Geography - Coastal Features
Eastern and Western Coasts of India
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124
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