Rewa Plateau

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The Rewa Plateau is a highland region in central India characterized by its elevated terrain, river valleys, and rich deposits of minerals and fertile soils.

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Rewa Plateau canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
highland
plateau
administrativeRegion Rewa district
Satna district
Sidhi district
Singrauli district
borderedBy Baghelkhand region
linked to: Baghelkhand

Kaimur Range
linked to: Kaimur Hills

Vindhya Range
climate distinct summer and winter seasons
subtropical climate
country India
drainedBy Betwa River
Bichiya River
Ken River
Rihand River
Son River
Tons River
elevation generally between 300 and 450 metres above sea level
geology Vindhyan rocks
linked to: Vindhyan plateau

limestone
sandstone
shale
hasCity Rewa
Satna
Sidhi
Singrauli
hasNaturalResource bauxite
clay
coal
limestone
locatedIn Madhya Pradesh
central India
majorCrop oilseeds
pulses
rice
wheat
namedAfter Rewa (another name of the Narmada River)
linked to: Rewa River

Rewa region
linked to: Rewa division
partOf Peninsular Plateau of India
Vindhyan region
linked to: Vindhyan plateau
receivesRainfallFrom southwest monsoon
regionType agricultural region
soilType black cotton soil in parts
fertile alluvial soil in valleys
red and yellow soils
terrainFeature dissected plateau
elevated terrain
escarpments
river valleys

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Baghelkhand containsRegion Rewa Plateau