Himalayas
Two Himalayan Rivers
Ganga, Yamuna, Indus, Brahmaputra
The soil that forms Northern Plain
Alluvial
Formed due to breaking and drifting of this land
Gondwana
Only large river in the Indian desert
Luni
City lying on water divide in North India
Ambala
Division of Himalayas on the basis of its longitudinal extent
1. The Great Himalayas / Himadri/ Inner Himalayas
2. Himachal/ Lesser Himalayas
3. Shiwaliks
Made up of two rivers
Do - two
ab - rivers
DOAB
Highest peak of Eastern and Western ghats
Eastern - mahendragiri
Western - Anai Mudi
Division of Eastern Coastal plains
Northern Circar
coromandel Coast
Any two peninsular tributaries of River Ganga
Chamba, Betwa and Son
Three ranges in Himachal
Pir Panjal
Dhauladar
Mahabharat
Part of northern plains where migrants settled after partition from Pakistan
Terai
Three Passes in Western ghats
Thal, Bhor and Pal
Administrative headquarters of Lakshadweep
Kavarrati Island
Any two prominent picturesque locations created by river Narmada
Marble Rocks
Dhuadhar Falls
Composition of Purvachal
strong sandstone ( sedimentary rocks)
Largest inhabited riverine island in the world
Majuli in the Brahmaputra river.
Hills extending from Gujarat to Delhi in a southwest- northeast direction
Aravali
Largest Salt Water lake in India
Chilika Lake
Second biggest waterfall in India
Jog falls
Longitudinal valley lying between lesser Himalayas and Shiwaliks
Duns
Length and breadth of the Northern Plains
length : 2400 km
Breadth : 240 to 320 km
Part of peninsular plateau wider in the west but narrower in the east
Central highlands
Earlier name of Lakshadweep Isand
Laccadive
Minicoy
Amindive
Bhakra Nangal Project led to creation of this lake
Guru Gobind Sagar