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- India is a country that is surrounded by the sea on three of its sides.
- The coastal plains in India are along the west and east of the country. Extending up to 7516.6 km, the coastal plains in India are of two types:
- Eastern Coastal Plains of India
- Western Coastal Plains of India
- The major differences between Eastern and Western Coastal Plains are as follows :
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Eastern Coastal Plains |
Western Coastal Plains |
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Eastern Coastal Plain is in between Bay of Bengal in the East and Eastern Ghats to its West. |
Western Coastal Plain is in between Arabian Sea and Western Ghats. |
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Wide Deltas are formed by large rivers on the Eastern Coastal Plains. |
No Deltas are formed in Western Coastal plains, by small rivers. |
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Eastern Coastal Plain is fertile due to alluvial soil. |
Except the Southern Part i.e. Malabar Coast, the Western Coastal Plain is infertile for agricultural purposes. |
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Eastern Coastal Plain is broader. |
Western Coastal plains are very narrow. |
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Eastern Coastal plain is level surface. |
Western Coastal plain is intersected by mountain ridges. |