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What are the uncultivable lands that are generally found along the banks of rivers and streams called?
What are the uncultivable lands that are generally found along the banks of rivers and streams called?
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The correct option is A Broken grounds
Broken grounds are uncultivable lands, generally found along the banks of rivers and streams. They are called broken because in the rainy season, the streams overflow and flood. This erodes the topsoil of the surface and makes the land uncultivable. They are usually found in arid regions.
Broken grounds are uncultivable lands, generally found along the banks of rivers and streams. They are called broken because in the rainy season, the streams overflow and flood. This erodes the topsoil of the surface and makes the land uncultivable. They are usually found in arid regions.
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