The_Deccan_Plateau_Class6.pptx simple explanation

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1. The Deccan Plateau Social Science – Class 6 Prepared by: (Your Name) School: (Your School Name)

2. Introduction • The Deccan Plateau is a large plateau in Southern India. • It lies between the Western Ghats and Eastern Ghats. • It covers Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu.

3. Location and Boundaries • North: Satpura Ranges • South: Nilgiri Hills • East: Eastern Ghats • West: Western Ghats • The plateau covers a large area of peninsular India.

4. Physical Features • The land is flat and slopes gently towards the east. • Formed from ancient volcanic rocks. • Rich in black soil, suitable for cotton cultivation.

5. Rivers of the Deccan Plateau • Important rivers: Godavari, Krishna, Kaveri, Mahanadi. • Most rivers flow from west to east and drain into the Bay of Bengal.

6. Climate and Vegetation • Hot and dry in summer, moderate rainfall during monsoon. • Deciduous forests grow here with teak and sandalwood trees.

7. People and Occupation • Major occupations: Farming and mining. • Crops: Cotton, millets, sugarcane, and groundnut. • Minerals found: Iron, manganese, and coal.

8. Importance and Summary • The Deccan Plateau forms the heart of South India. • Known for fertile soil, minerals, and scenic beauty. • Plays a major role in India's agriculture and industry.