Inner Terai region of Nepal

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The Inner Terai region of Nepal is a low-lying, fertile belt of river valleys and forests situated between the Siwalik and Mahabharat mountain ranges, known for its agriculture, biodiversity, and growing urban centers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
physiographic region of Nepal
biodiversityImportance habitat for deer species
habitat for large mammals
habitat for numerous bird species
characterizedBy fertile alluvial soils
forests
low-lying river valleys
climateCharacteristic hot wet summers
mild dry winters
contains growing towns
river valleys
settlements
country Nepal
ecoregionType Terai-Duar savanna and grasslands NERFINISHED
elevationRelativeTo higher than outer Terai plains
lower than Mahabharat Range NERFINISHED
geologicalSetting intermontane basin between Siwalik and Mahabharat ranges
hasClimate subtropical monsoon climate
hasEconomicActivity commercial agriculture
livestock rearing
subsistence agriculture
timber extraction
hasFeature marshes
mixed deciduous forests
river floodplains
sal forests
hasLandformType inner lowland basin
hydrology drained by Himalayan-fed rivers
knownFor agriculture
biodiversity
growing urban centers
locatedBetween Mahabharat Range NERFINISHED
Siwalik Range NERFINISHED
locatedIn southern Nepal NERFINISHED
partOf Himalayan foreland NERFINISHED
Terai and Siwalik physiographic belt of Nepal NERFINISHED
physiographicZoneOf Nepal NERFINISHED
soilType alluvial soils
threatenedBy agricultural expansion
deforestation
habitat fragmentation
urbanization
usedFor cash crop farming
maize cultivation
paddy cultivation
wheat cultivation

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Tulsipur partOf Inner Terai region of Nepal