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On the outline map of India provided:
- Shade and label Thar Desert.
- Label the river Narmada.
- Shade and name the Wular Lake.
- Shade and label Kanara coast.
- Mark and name Mount Kanchenjunga.
- Shade and label a densely-populated region in India.
- Shade and label a region with Red soil in India.
- Mark with a dot and name Chennai.
- Mark and label the Arabian Sea branch of S.W. Monsoon.
- Mark with a dot and name Singhbhum.
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