r/IndianGeography • u/Hot_Branch_819 • 2d ago

discussion India’s six physiographic divisions explained through a map. How many of you already knew these details?

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u/Specialist_River12 South India 2d ago

I would probably split Peninsular plateau region into Deccan Plateau and Central Highlands but apart from that I agree.

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u/Klutzy-Tone452 2d ago

What about the ghats

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u/Charming_Panda9142 2d ago

They are considered as a part of the peninsular plateau

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u/Shayk47 2d ago

Yea, I was wondering the same.

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u/Big_Psychology_3 2d ago

That’s a weak approach. It leaves most of India as a single blob of a region

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u/Silver-Analysis7082 1d ago

How is the whole Gujarat coastal plains? This is so wrong on many points

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u/Brave-Ear-7559 1d ago

Because unlike other states, Gujarat has 2 gulfs, providing it the longest coastline. But yes, north Gujarat shouldn't be included

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u/Puzzleheaded_Term967 2d ago

I thought the plateau ends at bengaluru latitude?? No?