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The Geography of the Indian subcontinent

The Geography of the Indian subcontinent. Ms. Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY. South Asia. Satellite View of South Asia. The Size of South Asia. Countries. Afghanistan. China. Iran. Bhutan. Nepal. Pakistan. Myanmar. India. Bangladesh. Sri Lanka. cities. Kabul.

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The Geography of the Indian subcontinent

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  1. The Geography of the Indian subcontinent Ms. Susan M. PojerHorace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY

  2. South Asia

  3. Satellite View of South Asia

  4. TheSize ofSouthAsia

  5. Countries Afghanistan China Iran Bhutan Nepal Pakistan Myanmar India Bangladesh Sri Lanka

  6. cities Kabul Islamabad Lahore Kathmandu New Delhi Benares Thimbu Karachi Dacca Calcutta Bombay Madras Colombo

  7. Topography of South Asia

  8. SouthAsia:PhysicalMap

  9. Bodies of Water Indus R. Brahmaputra R. Ganges R. Bay ofBengal Arabian Sea Indian Ocean

  10. The Ganges River System 1,560 miles long

  11. “Mata Ganga” (Mother Ganges)

  12. The Brahmaputra River System 1,800 miles long

  13. Floods on the Brahmaputra: 2003

  14. Flooding on the Brahmaputra

  15. The Indus River System 1,975 miles long

  16. Valleys / Plains Indo-GangeticPlain

  17. Elevation Levels

  18. Mountains & Peaks Hindu Kush KhyberPassI I Karakoran Mts. Mt. Everest▲ Himalayas Vindhya Hills Eastern Ghats Western Ghats

  19. Hindu Kush

  20. The Khyber Pass

  21. The Himalayas • “him” [snow] • “aalaya” [home] • Mt. Everest is 29,035 feet. It is the highest mt. peak in the world.

  22. The Himalayas

  23. “Fire Rim of the Pacific”

  24. Earthquake Zones in India

  25. 2004 Earthquake In Indonesia:Tsunami Devastates Indian Ocean Coastlines!

  26. the Tsunami’s Devastation 100,000s dead!

  27. Deserts / Plateaus TibetanPlateau TharDesert DeccanPlateau

  28. The Deccan Plateau • 31,800 square miles in size. • Elevation range: 2,000 – 8,000 feet high. • From the Sanskrit word, “dakshina” [“the south”].

  29. The tibetan Plateau • The “Roof of the World.” • average elevation is 16,400 feet.

  30. The Thar Desert • The Great Indian Desert • 200 - 1500 feet in elevation. • up to 127ºF in July.

  31. Other Kashmir Punjab

  32. Completed Map Hindu Kush KhyberPassI I Karakoran Mts. TibetanPlateau Kashmir Mt. Everest▲ Punjab Indus R. Brahmaputra R. Himalayas Indo-GangeticPlain TharDesert Ganges R. Vindhya Hills Bay ofBengal DeccanPlateau Eastern Ghats Western Ghats Arabian Sea Indian Ocean

  33. Climate of South Asia

  34. Climate Regions of South Asia

  35. Winter Monsoons: Nov.-April

  36. Summer Monsoons: May-Oct.

  37. Temperature

  38. Global Areas of Malaria

  39. Vegetation of South Asia

  40. Major Farming Systemsof South Asia

  41. Economic Activities& Resources

  42. Silk Cultivation

  43. Tiger regions

  44. Demographic Data for South Asia

  45. Indian States & Union Territories

  46. Population Density

  47. Population Density

  48. Language Families in South Asia

  49. Per Capita Income in India

  50. Language in India alone

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