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Calculate the Area of the Region Which Lies to the South of Northing 21 in Square Kilometers.

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प्रश्न

Calculate the area of the region which lies to the south of northing 21 in square kilometres.

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उत्तर

Length= 9.75 km
Breadth= 3km

Area= 9.75 x 3=29.25 sq.km

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2013-2014 (March)

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(a) Shade and label the Gangetic Plain. [1]

(b) Shade and label an area of laterite soil in North India. [1]

(c) Mark and label the Karakoram Mountains. [1]

(d) Mark and name the Palk Strait. [1]

(e) Shade and label the river Cauveri. [1]

(f) Mark and name Mumbai. [1]

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(i) Shade and name the Deccan Plateau. [1]

(j) Shade and label the river Jhelum. [1]


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(a) Mark and name Kochi.
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(c) Shade and label the Malwa Plateau.
(d) Mark and label the Konkan Coast.
(e) Shade and label the Gulf of Mannar.
(f) Shade and label an alluvial soil area in Peninsular India.
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(h) Shade and label the Western Ghats.
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