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The Ganges plain, also known as the Ganges River basin, has an elevation that generally ranges from about 100 to 300 meters (328 to 984 feet) above sea level. This extensive alluvial plain stretches across northern India and parts of Bangladesh, characterized by its flat terrain and fertile soil. The elevation gradually decreases as you move closer to the river, with some areas being near sea level, particularly in the delta region.
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What was the status of merchants in Ganges Plain?
The status of merchants of the Ganges Plain were the great wealth amasses by merchants allowed them to win a prominent place in Indian Social hierarchy
What does the Ganges River leave in the Gangetic Plain?
the south side
Where is the Indo Ganges Plain?
it is in India or you can go to encarta.msn.com to find it
What do you put for Compare the elevation of a coastal plain with that of an interior plain?
coastal plains have lower elevation than interior plains
The landform through which the Ganges River flows is the?
Indo-Gangetic Plain
How much of the worlds population lives in the ganges plain?
About 40 percent
How do you use ganges in a sentence?
The Ganges is the largest river of the Indian Subcontinent, flowing east through the Gangetic Plain of northern India into Bangladesh.
What is the coastal plain's elevation?
The elevation of a coastal plain can vary, but typically it is at or near sea level. The coastal plain is a flat, low-lying area that extends inland from the coastline.
Is the elevation of a plain high or low?
Plains can have either a high or low elevation.
Main trade route across the northern plain of India?
The Ganges River
What do the Nile river and Ganges plain have in common?
There both holy to the people that live by it
How do many people farm on the Ganges Plain?
Because they crop and farm on hills
