NCERT-GEOGRAPHY-CLASS-06-CHAPTER-06

 


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Processes

  • To achieve or be done with a particular objective or goal you need to do various kinds of activities in a chronology of sequences which is known as a process.
  • The process is, done, under the natural condition known as a natural process.

 

Endogenic (Internal) process

  •  The continuous movement takes place internally / within/ below the crust of the earth.

 

Exogenic (External) process

  • The continuous movement takes place above the surface of the Earth.
  • It includes wearing and rebuilding the land surface.

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Erosion

  • The wearing away of the Earth's surface, that is the material such as

  1. Stone,
  2. Pebble or
  3. Silt wear down, in the natural process is known as erosion.

 

Deposition

  • When eroded material accumulates on a particular place for rebuilding landform known as a deposition.

 

Categorisation of landforms

  • In categorisation we have

  1. Mountains,
  2. Plateau and
  3. Planes. 
   
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River of Ice / Glacier

  • The water accumulates around the mountain in frozen ice the form known as glaciers or rivers of ice.

 

Mountains Range

  1. When several mountains are arranged in a line it is known as a mountain range.
  2. It is a series of "ridges" which originate in the same age and underwent the same processes
  3. These are long and narrow extensions.
  4. For example the "Himalayan mountain range."
      

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Types of mountains

  • In the types of mountains we have
      

  1. Fold Mountain,
  2. block mountain, and
  3. volcanic mountains
  4. Dome Shape (Formed out of Magma plume beneath sedimentary rocks strata )

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Fold mountain

  • The mountains are the product of folding to an elevation of the earth's surface.
  • That is when the earth's surface lifted upwards with

-         rugged relief,

-         steep slopes, and

-         high conical peaks.

 

Relief

  • The alternative name is the terrain.
  • It involved, in itself, the vertical and the horizontal upliftment and subduction of the land surface.

 

Block mountain

  • When a large area of the land surface is broken and displaced vertically.
  • As a result, two features are created that are

  1. uplifted part and
  2. subducted part.

  • Here uplifted part is known as a

  1. Horsts and subtracted parts are known as a
  2. Graben.

 

Volcanic mountain

  • The mountains formed out of volcanic activity.
  • A prominent example is the Andes Volcanic fold mountain of South America.
       

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River Valley

  • These are the depressed areas of the Earth's surface.
  • These are created through a natural process in which forces such as gravity water and ice erosion of the land surface.
  • The valleys are U / V-shaped.
  • A valley formed out of river action is known as a river valley.
  • Another name is Fluvial Valley.
      


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Plateau

      
  • Comparatively elevated flat land around its surroundings where one or more sides with a steep slope.
  • It is a flat-topped tableland.

 

Deccan plateau

        

  • Deccan plateau which is on the land of South India is one of the oldest plateaus in the world.

 

Tibet plateau

         


  • Situated in the Himalayan mountain system is the world's highest plateau.
  • That's why also known as the roof of the world.

 

The utility of plateau

  1. Plateau are mineral rich landforms.
  2. Known as the "storehouse of minerals"
  3. So, economy booster of a particular country.
  4. Example "Chotta Nagpur plateau" of Bharat. 

 

Chhota Nagpur plateau

            


  • Chota Nagpur plateau situated in India in the states of Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh is a very

  1. iron ore,
  2. coal and
  3. manganese mineral-rich plateau.

 

Plains



  • Very flat land with relief generally not more than 200 above the sea level is known as a plain.
  • North India plane or Sindhu (Indus) river Ganga river plains are the world-famous plains known for their agricultural fertility.
  • These are the production of depositional activities where eroded material of elevated land that is mountain or plateau gets a deposit in the lower rugged flat land and transforms into plains.

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The utility of plain

  •  Plain is very useful for agriculture production and water availability.
  • That's why having a high concentration of the population.

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