Major soil deposits of India
There are seven soil deposits in India. They are alluvial soil, black soil, red soil, laterite soil, arid soil, forest soil, mountainous soil, and marsh soil. These soils are formed by various geographical factors. They also have varied chemical properties. Sundarbans mangrove swamps are rich in marsh soil. The Deccan Plateau and the Chota-Nagpur Plateau are rich in red soil due to high igneous rock content from prehistoric volcanic activity.
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