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MOUNTAIN RANGES OF INDIA

North and Northeastern Mountains

• The North and Eastern Mountains are made up of the Himalayas and the Northeastern highlands.
• The Himalayas consist of a series of mountain ranges that run parallel to one another.
• The Greater Himalayan range, which encompasses the Great Himalayas and the Trans-Himalayan range, the Middle Himalayas, and the Shiwalik are some of the most important ranges.
• The Greater Himalaya, the Lesser/Middle Himalaya, and the Siwalik Range are all Himalayan Ranges.
• The typical orientation of these mountains in the north-western section of India is from northwest to southeast.
• The Himalayas run east-west in the Darjeeling and Sikkim areas, whereas they run southwest-northwest in Arunachal Pradesh. They are in the north-south direction in Nagaland, Manipur, and Mizoram.

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MOUNTAIN RANGES OF INDIA- THE HIMALAYAN RANGES

MOUNTAIN RANGES OF INDIA

THE HIMALAYAN RANGES:

            The Himalayas not only form a Physical Barrier between the Indian Subcontinent               and the Central and East Asian Countries but also a climatic, drainage and cultural divide

                The Himalayas are Young and Fold Mountains. They are spread over a distance of nearly 2400km and form an Arc.

Their width varies from 400km in Kashmir to 150 km in Arunachal Pradesh. The altitudinal variation is greater in the eastern half in comparison to the western half.

                The Himalayan Ranges is made up of Three Parallel Ranges. The Himalayan Mountain range is the division between the Tibetan Plateau and the Indian subcontinent in Asia.

                The Himalayas are divided into three ranges

1.       The Inner Himalayas/ Greater Himalayas/ The Himadri

2.       The Middle Himalayas/ Himachal/ Lesser Himalayas

3.       The Outer Himalayas/ Shiwaliks.

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 MOUNTAIN RANGES OF INDIA

 Mountain Ranges in North India – North to South

S. No	Mountain Ranges	States	Highest Peak	Remarks
1.	Saltoro Mountains	Ladakh	Saltoro Kangri	Sub-range of the Karakoram
2.	Karakoram	PoK, Ladakh	Godwin-Austen or K2 8,611 m	Highest peak in India
3.	Deosai Mountain	J&K
4.	Ladakh Range	J&K
5.	Zanskar Range	J&K	Kamet Peak 7,756 m
6.	Pir Panjal Range	J&K, Himachal Pradesh	Indrasan, 6,221 m
7.	Zabarwan Range	J&K		Part of Pir Panjal
8.	Dhauladhar Range	J&K
9.	Kishtwar Himalaya	J&K	Bharanzar
10.	Garhwal Himalaya	Uttarakhand
11.	Dundwa Range	Northern UP		Part of Sivalik Hills