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The answer is on page number 23,24 of the book "THE ENVIRONMENT OF PAKISTAN" by Huma Naz Sethi.
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I assume you might be asking about the flood plain. The drainage basin is the very large area that feeds a river or stream. The flood plain is an area that is subject to flooding on a fairly normal basis. Building on the flood plain interrupts the natural pattern of flooding. The river will flood somewhere, the water has to go somewhere. if not on the natural flood plain perhaps in a city or town downstream.
It flows through it.
The Indus Plain is also called the Indo-Gangetic Plain. It is a large and fertile plains that covers several areas of Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh.
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then plain on the basis of relief
upper indus plains:*located in the northern partof the indus plain.*river indus and its major tributries flow here.*the jhelum, ravi,sutlej have joined the chenabat panjnad to form the river panjnad which joins the indus near mithan kot.*nearly flat undulating plain sloping towards the south east.the avg width near kalabagh is 1.4 and near sukkur its 1.6 km*river indus is in its middle course in the north and enters its lower course towards the south.*alluvial terraces or bars are formed between the rivers.*ideal for agriculture with a network of link canal irrigation. lower indus plains;*located in the south of the indus plain.*the river indus flows alone*nearly flt undulating slope towards the south.*width of the river is 1.6 km.*river indus in its lower course*deposition is its main function.*piedmont plains with alluvial fans to the west*ideal for agriculture with irrigationBYDURRAYNAYAB
The Indus River plain is a vast expanse of fertile land, covering about 200,000 square miles (518,000 square km), with a gentle slope from the Himalayan piedmont in the north to the Arabian Sea in the south. The average gradient of the slope is no more than 1 foot per mile (1 metre per 5 km). Except for the micro relief, the plain is featureless. It is divisible into two sections, the upper and lower Indus plains, on account of their differing physiographic features.