Patkai-Chindwin system

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The Patkai-Chindwin system is a mountainous region in Northeast India and western Myanmar that forms part of the complex hill ranges marking the eastern boundary of the Indian subcontinent.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range system
physiographic region
climate humid subtropical climate in lower elevations
temperate climate in higher elevations
country India
Myanmar
drainedBy Brahmaputra River tributaries
Chindwin River tributaries
Irrawaddy River tributaries
extendsAlong India–Myanmar border
forms part of the eastern orographic barrier of India
geologicalSetting collision zone between Indian Plate and Burma microplate
eastern margin of the Indian Plate
hasPart Chin Hills
Chindwin River valley-related hill tracts
Lushai Hills
Mizo Hills
Naga Hills
Patkai Hills
highestPointRegion Naga Hills
locatedIn Northeast India
western Myanmar
namedAfter Chindwin River
Patkai Hills
orientation generally north–south to north-northeast–south-southwest
orogeny Alpine-Himalayan orogenic system
partOf Indo-Myanmar ranges
linked to: Myanmar Highlands

complex hill ranges of Northeast India
eastern boundary of the Indian subcontinent
passesThrough Arunachal Pradesh
Chin State
Manipur
Mizoram
Nagaland
Sagaing Region
region Northeast India
Upper Myanmar
linked to: Upper Burma
separates Assam region from Myanmar
Brahmaputra Valley from Myanmar plateau areas
significance forms natural frontier between Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia
important for monsoon rainfall patterns in Northeast India
vegetation montane forests
subtropical broadleaf forests
tropical evergreen forests

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Patkai Range mountainSystem Patkai-Chindwin system