alleryStart learning →The Indo-Gangetic plains cover an area of roughly how many square kilometres?
A70,000
B2,000,000
C700,000
D7,000,000
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. 700,000
The plains encompass about 700,000 km2 of alluvium.
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