Which of the following statement is/are incorrect? Plateau of Anatolia of Asia is enclosed between Pontic Mountain Ranges in the southwest and Tauras in the northwest. Balohistan Plateau is a desert plateau situated to the west of Kirthar Range. The Salween River flows through the Shan Plateau. Select the incorrect code from below.

Which of the following statement is/are incorrect? Plateau of Anatolia of Asia is enclosed between Pontic Mountain Ranges in the southwest and Tauras in the northwest. Balohistan Plateau is a desert plateau situated to the west of Kirthar Range. The Salween River flows through the Shan Plateau. Select the incorrect code from below. Correct Answer Only 1

The correct answer is option 2, i.e, Only 1.

  • Plateau of Anatolia:
    • It is enclosed between Pontic Mountain Ranges in the northwest and Tauras in the Southwest.
    • Most of the Anatolia Plateau lies at elevations above 1640 feet.
    • This mountainous region lies at the center of the Arabian, African, Eurasian, Aegean and Turkish tectonic plates.
    • The resulting landscape is dotted with volcanoes and regular earthquakes.
    • The central plateau is composed of uplifted blocks and downfolded troughs filled by shallow salt lakes.
    • Elevations on the plateau itself range from 1980 to 3960 feet.
  • Balochistan Plateau:
    • It is a desert plateau situated to the west of Kirthar Range.
    • Its average altitude is 2000 feet.
    • The physical features of this plateau are very vast tableland.
    • To the east and southeast is the Sulaiman Range, which joins the Central Brahui Range near Quetta.
    • To the north and northwest is the Toba Kakar Range.
    • The small Quetta basin is surrounded on all sides by mountains.
  • Salween River:
    • It flows through the Shan Plateau.
    • It is known as the Nu in China and the Thanlwin in Burma.
    • It stretches over 2800 kilometers from its source to the Andaman Sea.
    • The river forms the frontier between Myanmar and Thailand for about 80 miles.

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