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Standard VI
Geography
Climate and Rainfall
What is a 'dr...
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What is a 'drought Quadrilateral'?
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Drought Quadrilateral:
The escarpments function as a barrier to the winds blowing from the sea, resulting in orographic rains in the coastal zone.
Beyond the highlands, the impact of these winds diminishes.
As a result, there is little rain.
This region is a rain shadow.
This region is known as the 'Drought Quadrilateral.'
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