Bankura–Bishnupur plateau fringe

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The Bankura–Bishnupur plateau fringe is a transitional upland region in West Bengal, India, marking the eastern edge of the Chota Nagpur Plateau and characterized by undulating terrain and lateritic soil.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf physiographic region
upland region
characterizedBy lateritic soil
undulating terrain
climate tropical monsoon
country India
drainagePattern seasonal streams and small rivers
elevationRelativeTo higher than adjacent alluvial plains
formsTransitionTo lower alluvial plains of Bengal
geologicalFeature laterite-capped upland
geomorphologicalType plateau fringe
landUse mixed agriculture and scrub vegetation
locatedIn Bankura district NERFINISHED
West Bengal
marks eastern edge of the Chota Nagpur Plateau
near Bankura NERFINISHED
Bishnupur NERFINISHED
partOf Bankura uplands NERFINISHED
eastern fringe of Chota Nagpur Plateau
physiographicZoneOf West Bengal NERFINISHED
rainfallPattern concentrated in monsoon season
regionalContext part of western plateau and highland belt of West Bengal
regionOf western West Bengal
soilFertility relatively low compared to alluvial plains
soilType lateritic soil
terrain undulating
transitionalBetween Chota Nagpur Plateau and Bengal plains NERFINISHED

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Bankura locatedOn Bankura–Bishnupur plateau fringe