Physiography and Drainage

Dense tropical rainforests, Eastward slope, Navigable rivers, Frequent flooding

The Amazon Basin is characterized by dense tropical rainforests, slopes eastward toward the Atlantic Ocean, has navigable rivers, and experiences frequent flooding. It does not have high mountains or deserts.

Forms a water divide, Runs parallel to western coast, Higher than Eastern Ghats

Western Ghats form a major water divide, run parallel to the western coast, and are higher and more continuous than the Eastern Ghats.

Eastern coast

The eastern coast of India is characterized by deltas formed by rivers like Godavari, Krishna, and Kaveri due to gentle slope and slower water flow.

Negro, Xingu, Tocantins

Negro, Xingu, and Tocantins are major tributaries of the Amazon River. Sao Francisco and Paraguay are separate river systems.