Class 10 Geography Map Work Chapter 1 Resource and Development
Six different types of soils are found in India. These are Alluvial soil, Red soil, Black soil, Laterite soil, Mountain soil and Desert soil or Arid soil. Soils in India differ in composition and structure. This map shows the major soil types in India.
Question 1.
Locate and label the following items on the given map with appropriate symbols.
1. Regions covered under Alluvial soil [CBSE 2016, 10]
2. Regions covered under Laterite Soil
3. Regions covered under Black soil [CBSE 2012, 11]
Answer
Question 2.
Features are marked by numbers in the given outline map of India. Identify these features with the help of the following information and write their correct names on the lines marked in the map.
1. A major soil type [CBSE 2012, 11,10]
2. Soil type that is formed where the rainfall is low [CBSE 2012, 10]
3. Soil type found mainly in hill slopes
Answer
1. Desert or Arid soil
2. Red and Yellow soil
3. Forest and Mountainous soil
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