Physical geography

Types of dams | Advantages and disadvantages of dams

A dam is a barrier structure constructed across a river or other water body to stop, divert, or control the flow of water. While dams are often built as part of hydroelectric power projects, their functions extend beyond electricity generation. The water stored in the reservoir behind a dam can also be used for irrigation,

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10 major mountain ranges in India | subranges | destinations

Mountain ranges make up a significant part of India’s land area. In the north are the Himalayas, while the Western Ghats run along the western coast and the Eastern Ghats along the eastern coast. In addition, India has several other regional mountain ranges. This article explores the major mountain ranges in India in detail. The

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The highest peak in South India – Anamudi | other high peaks

Outside of the Himalayas, the Western Ghats is the mountain range with the highest peaks in India. There are several peaks in the Western Ghats having elevations greater than 2,500 m (8,200 ft). All of these above 2,500 m peaks are present in South India. Anamudi, which has an elevation of 2,695 m (8,842 ft),

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Percentage of oxygen in the air | oxygen at high altitudes | Ozone

The percentage of oxygen in the air is 20.95%. It is the second most prevalent gas in the atmosphere. Nitrogen is the most prevalent gas and forms 78.08% of the atmosphere. The rest is other gases mainly Argon (0.9340%) and Carbon dioxide (0.0410%). Oxygen at high altitudes We have often heard from people that as

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