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■ FLOOD PLAINS
#Geomorphology #Plains
◇ are formed due to deposition of fine sediments consisting of sands, silts, muds, clays etc. in the flood zones of the rivers. Flood plains are also known as alluvial plains because they are formed of the argillaceous sediments or alluvial soils.
◇ In India flood plains are divided into (i) khadar plains and (ii) bhangar plains.
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■ RIVER DEPOSITED PLAINS
#Geomorphology #Plains
The alluvial plains deposited by rivers are most extensive depositional plains. The North Indian Plains or the Ganga-Yamuna Plains were formed due to deposition of eroded materials into extensive foredeep which was formed due to Himalayan orogenetic movements.
□ Piedmont alluvial plains - are formed at the foothill zones of the mountains.
◇ The gradient of the rivers is remarkably reduced at the foothill zones where the river leaves the mountain and enters the plains topography of level to gentle slope (less than 5 degree of slope), with the result sediments of fairly large size, e.g. cobbles, pebbles, boulders together with silt and gravels are deposited at the foot of the mountains because the rivers are unable to carry them further downstream due to decrease in transportation capacity because of marked decrease in the channel gradient.
◇ If several rivers descend through a mountain range numerous alluvial fans are formed parallel to the mountain range.
◇ These alluvial fans gradually and gradually grow in size and thus coalesce to form one extensive fan which becomes piedmont alluvial fan plain.
◇ The mountainward portion of the piedmont alluvial plains is called Bhabar in India.
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□ Karst plains
◇ The plateau composed of massive limestones are subjected to chemical weathering and erosion by groundwater and are ultimately transformed into subdued topographic surface of very low relief. Such plains are called karst plains which are formed at the end of karst cycle of erosion.
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■ EROSIONAL PLAINS
#Geomorphology #Plains
□ Peneplains
◇ Peneplains are the most characteristic plains formed by river erosion at the end of 'normal cycle of erosion'.
◇ Peneplains are characterized by convexo-concave residual hills, known as monadnocks, which project above the general surface.
◇ The peneplains are formed by lateral erosion by the rivers and weathering processes. The weathered materials are deposited over the peneplains. Rivers are well adjusted to the structure.
□ Glaciated plains
◇ Glaciers transform highland areas through their slow but continued erosive works into lowland with flat surface but with sufficient low reliefs of rounded shape.
□ Wind eroded plains
◇ Rocks become loose due to disintegration caused by mechanical (physical) weathering in the hot desert areas. Strong winds pick up these weathered and communited fine particles and deposit them elsewhere.
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□ Karst plains
◇ The plateau composed of massive limestones are subjected to chemical weathering and erosion by groundwater and are ultimately transformed into subdued topographic surface of very low relief. Such plains are called karst plains which are formed at the end of karst cycle of erosion.
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■ EROSIONAL PLAINS
#Geomorphology #Plains
□ Peneplains
◇ Peneplains are the most characteristic plains formed by river erosion at the end of 'normal cycle of erosion'.
◇ Peneplains are characterized by convexo-concave residual hills, known as monadnocks, which project above the general surface.
◇ The peneplains are formed by lateral erosion by the rivers and weathering processes. The weathered materials are deposited over the peneplains. Rivers are well adjusted to the structure.
□ Glaciated plains
◇ Glaciers transform highland areas through their slow but continued erosive works into lowland with flat surface but with sufficient low reliefs of rounded shape.
□ Wind eroded plains
◇ Rocks become loose due to disintegration caused by mechanical (physical) weathering in the hot desert areas. Strong winds pick up these weathered and communited fine particles and deposit them elsewhere.
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◇ Sometimes, coastal lands are submerged under sea water because of transgressional phase of sea. Such coastal lands submerged under shallow water receive sediments regularly and after long time of continuous sedimentation narrow coastal plains are formed. Ex - The eastern coastal plains of India, mainly North Circar.
◇ Submerged coastal lands emerge as marine coastal plains due to withdrawal of sea water during regressional phase of sea. The Kutch plain of India is the example of such plain.
◇ Extensive plateaux denudation become plains.
◇ Deposition of enormous volume of lavas over extensive area gives birth to lava or volcanic plains.
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■ ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF PLAINS
#Geomorphology #Plains
◇ Most of the plains have been originated due to upliftment or emergence of submerged landmasses under epicontinental seas due to diastrophic movements. Example - The Great Plains Province of the USA.
◇ Plains are formed due to filling of depressions with sediments, which are created in front of the mountains during the process of orogenesis. Example - The northern plains or the Ganga-Yamuna plains of India are typical examples of such plains.
◇ Sometimes, the middle part of the geosynclines remain unfolded after the formation of bordering ranges on both the margins of the geosynclines. Such area unaffected by folding activities, very often known as median mass, becomes plains. It may be pointed out that not all the median masses become plains, rather most of them become plateau like Tibetan plateau.
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■ CLASSIFICATION OF PLATEAU
#Plateau #Geomorphology
□ On the basis of mode of Origin
◇ Glacial plateaux - When mountains are greatly modified and transformed by glacial erosion, they are lowered in height and their sharp reliefs are rounded to such an extent that they become the example of Glaciers.
◇ Fluvial plateaux - are formed due to continuous deposits of fluvial sediments brought by the rivers.
◇ Aeolian plateau - is formed because of deposition of fine sediments brought by winds. Enormous volumes of sediments are consolidated in due course of time and plateau is formed.
◇ Tectonic Plateau - The plateau formed by horizontal and vertical movements caused by endogenetic forces are called diastrophic plateau.
◇ Intermontane plateaux - These are called intermontane because they are surrounded by hills and mountains almost from all sides.
◇ Piedmont plateau - Plateau formed at the foothill zone of extensive mountains is called piedmont plateau, which is surrounded by mountain range on one side while by plain topography or coastal plain on the other side.
◇ Dome shaped plateau - are formed when the landmass is uplifted in such a manner that the middle portion is upwarped and the sides are rounded.
◇ Volcanic plateaux - are those plateaux which are formed due to accumulation of thick layers of basaltic lavas.
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