Geography of Bengal and Surroundings

Study Notes

Geographical Overview

Latitude: 4.yq'
Area of Bengal: 55,407 km²
Borders include regions such as Chhattisgarh and eastern parts of the Indian mainland.

Significant Landmarks

Eastern stretch extends from Uttarakhand to Rishikesh.
Major water bodies include pivotal lakes in India, contributing to regional ecology and hydrology.

Geological Features

Dominated by distinct plateaus and terrain, including the Northern Plateau and Central-South regions.
Presence of the Deomali hill, noted for its geographical significance.

Agricultural Characteristics

Cultivation primarily occurs in plateau regions, with variations in crop types and farming methods adapted to local conditions.

Climatic and Topographical Influence

The region experiences significant climatic variations affecting vegetation and crop yield.
Notable elevation changes, including peaks reaching 342 meters, influencing both weather patterns and biodiversity.

Noteworthy Locations

Presence of valleys such as the Nayagarh and the district of Boudh.
Mention of specific localities including Manamunda, highlighting the cultural and environmental significance of these areas.

Biodiversity

Area supports diverse flora and fauna, adapting to varying altitudes and climates, contributing to the ecological richness of the region.

Geographical Overview

Latitude: 4.yq'
Area of Bengal: 55,407 km²
Borders include regions such as Chhattisgarh and eastern parts of the Indian mainland.

Significant Landmarks

Eastern stretch extends from Uttarakhand to Rishikesh.
Major water bodies include pivotal lakes in India, contributing to regional ecology and hydrology.

Geological Features

Dominated by distinct plateaus and terrain, including the Northern Plateau and Central-South regions.
Presence of the Deomali hill, noted for its geographical significance.

Agricultural Characteristics

Cultivation primarily occurs in plateau regions, with variations in crop types and farming methods adapted to local conditions.

Climatic and Topographical Influence

The region experiences significant climatic variations affecting vegetation and crop yield.
Notable elevation changes, including peaks reaching 342 meters, influencing both weather patterns and biodiversity.

Noteworthy Locations

Presence of valleys such as the Nayagarh and the district of Boudh.
Mention of specific localities including Manamunda, highlighting the cultural and environmental significance of these areas.

Biodiversity

Area supports diverse flora and fauna, adapting to varying altitudes and climates, contributing to the ecological richness of the region.

Description

This quiz explores the geographical features of Bengal and its neighboring regions, including significant landmarks and topographical characteristics. Assess your understanding of the area defined by its unique geography and diverse landscapes.