Indian Geography | Himalayan Ranges(III) | Class-9 Exam Question

Описание: The Shiwalik Hills are the southernmost range of the Himalayas which lie between the Middle Himalayas in the north and the Indo-Gangetic Plains in the south.
They rise abruptly from the plain of the Indus and Ganges rivers in the south and parallel the main range of the Himalayas in the north.
They are separated from the main Himalayan Range by valleys.
The portion of the Shiwalik lying in the region of Nepal is called the Churia Range.
The Shiwaliks are wider on the western side compared to the eastern side.
Formation of Doons and Duars is the peculiar feature of the Shiwaliks.
The upliftments of the Shiwaliks stopped the flow of many rivers, resulting in the formation of temporary lakes. The sediments being carried by these rivers were deposited at the bottom of these lakes. Over a period of time, the rivers could cut through the Shiwalik. As a result, water drained away from these lakes, and the sediments in the form of fertile alluvial soils were left behind.
It is these fertile alluvial soils, which are known as Doons in the west and Duars in the eastern part of India.
They are important for the cultivation of tea.

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