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- 9. Altitude- While the average elevation in the costal areas is about 30 m, the average elevation in the north is about 6,000 m. the Himalayas prevent the cold wind from Central Asia from entering the Indian subcontinent. Due to this, the subcontinents get comparatively milder winters as compared to Central Asia.
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