Older alluvium forms the largest part of the Northern Plain. This part presents a slightly elevated terrace like feature known as:
Verified Answer
A. Bhangur/भांगुर
B. Bhabar/भाबर
C. Tehri/टिहरी
D. Khaddar/खादर
Explanation:
Bhangur (Option A) refers to the older alluvial deposits that form slightly elevated terraces above the floodplains, representing the largest part of the Northern Plains. Khaddar (Option D) is the newer, fertile alluvium found in the floodplains, typically inundated during floods. Bhabar (Option B) is a narrow belt of pebbles and rocks along the foothills of the Himalayas, where rivers disappear. Tehri (Option C) is a location known for the Tehri Dam, not an alluvial landform.