Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Himalaya Classification

    Uploaded by

    Akanksha Tiwary
    6 views2 pages
    The document discusses the Himalayan Mountains, noting that they are located in parts of Pakistan, India, Nepal and extend into Tibet. It provides details on the geographic features of the Himalayas such as their high altitudes ranging from 10,000 to over 29,000 feet and long valleys formed by rivers. The document also describes the Himalayas as being composed primarily of sedimentary rock and containing several prominent and asymmetrical peaks.

    Original Description:

    Original Title

    Himalaya classification

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    The document discusses the Himalayan Mountains, noting that they are located in parts of Pakistan, India, Nepal and extend into Tibet. It provides details on the geographic features of the Himalayas such as their high altitudes ranging from 10,000 to over 29,000 feet and long valleys formed by rivers. The document also describes the Himalayas as being composed primarily of sedimentary rock and containing several prominent and asymmetrical peaks.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    Download as pdf or txt
    6 views2 pages

    Himalaya Classification

    Uploaded by

    Akanksha Tiwary
    The document discusses the Himalayan Mountains, noting that they are located in parts of Pakistan, India, Nepal and extend into Tibet. It provides details on the geographic features of the Himalayas such as their high altitudes ranging from 10,000 to over 29,000 feet and long valleys formed by rivers. The document also describes the Himalayas as being composed primarily of sedimentary rock and containing several prominent and asymmetrical peaks.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 2

    (Date

    W-E Page No
    51
    ne Himalayan Meunain
    demonabted b Jun
    vadl eA

    Puniab Kunmaon Nepal


    imalayad Himadaad imalaya |Limalayan
    Salu kal Teabto Chano
    Puivandha

    -Potker Nag
    7 Bend Shanpl a he 6uta
    and Spned -alang
    Runnin I,0 he_eantenn
    caatenn_
    beundan
    Running-anough thenonta=
    eandenn stotes. ane
    medtly-
    Camposed sinnagsanddtoneby
    Sedinaentan
    encd dense yanest
    Meatly HunasAonlel sanaea
    and alled
    Date
    N-S 30
    Page No.

    Ihe Humadauyan Mountoun


    GLet ialayos, imod,
    ansn Hibaaleyab HimochAtcnlesya Aimalaqas
    Sniwak
    o Nosthenn most o Mainy Lomposed me eend
    Himalaye Hig hly Lompalidn o10-S.Ln
    d alfend noda
    o Most CamhinLLeLs Ai ude vaia
    he Loieato Lilude varies o ekuo ean00 andlon
    nange
    Peal
    n t o 0 a n d 4S0onmdna
    mebnea
    o Containd oll Pnomine o ompossLd ano
    Himalayn Peal o The aauenage idth sdidard sedi..
    J So Lm hrnought deuon bu
    iveis
    Asynaelical Peaks.
    one
    Run fanqal aan
    o Conecompose.d o oam Hhe longet Valleys tacd h
    gponte and Hoe mos Haick oiaaue and
    .
    inpoatont nange alluuum
    o renennAally_Snoud
    bound. one bhaula bhoun Lmailudinal Vala
    and Mahabhona i e hetaean leke
    o No. Guocier Siongco ung alyo Himalaya and Sbinl
    descend Joacm H xaiinen anu
    oIhey Knaas Dun
    naunge
    o manta Aaacun bean bun kothiDua
    valleya e Kaauminand aHa Dun
    Kongsa and Kullu
    valey
    Alell knson negion
    onuh kill shakm

    You might also like