From which state to which state do the Eastern Coastal Plains of India extend?

Correct option is B

S. Ans. (b)

Sol.
The Eastern Coastal Plains of India extend from West Bengal to Tamil Nadu. These plains run along the eastern coastline of India, bordered by the Bay of Bengal to the east and stretching over several states. The region includes significant geographical features like the deltas of major rivers such as the Godavari, Krishna, and Mahanadi. The Eastern Coastal Plains are known for their fertile soil, making them suitable for agriculture, especially rice cultivation.

Information Booster:

•        The Eastern Coastal Plains are characterized by a broad and flat topography.

•        These plains are home to several important cities like Chennai, Kolkata, and Visakhapatnam.

•        The region experiences a tropical climate with significant rainfall due to the monsoons.

•        The Godavari and Krishna river deltas are notable features of these plains, contributing to the agricultural productivity of the area.

•        These plains also have important natural harbors like Kolkata Port and Chennai Port.

•        The area is prone to natural disasters like cyclones, especially in the northern and eastern sections.

Additional Information:

• The incorrect options:
• (a) Gujarat to Kerala: This refers to the Western Coastal Plains, not the Eastern Coastal Plains.
• (c) Maharashtra to Andhra Pradesh: This is a part of the Western Coastal Plains and doesn't fully represent the Eastern Coastal Plains.
• (d) Odisha to Karnataka: While Odisha is part of the Eastern Coastal Plains, Karnataka is located on the Western side of India, and hence does not form a part of the Eastern Coastal Plains.