This document summarizes and compares the physical features of three coastal regions in India: the Coromandal Coast, Malabar Coast, and Konkan Coast. It describes the origin of their names, locations, climates, economies, and tourism. The Coromandal Coast derives its name from an ancient Tamil dynasty and is known for its temples. Rice, sugarcane, and other crops are important to its economy. The Malabar Coast has a wet, rainy climate and refers historically to southwestern India between the Western Ghats and sea. The Konkan Coast is a rugged section of western India famous for its folk dances.

1. Social Science
Assignment
On
Physical Features
Of
Coromandal Coast
Malabar Coast
Konkan Coast

2. Origin Of Name
The region derives its name from
the Tamil Chola Mandalam (“Land
of the Chola,”) an ancient dynasty
that ruled the region from the mid-
9th century CE to 1279.
It also has been known since
ancient times as the “land of the
temples,” for the many temples
that are located along the coast.

3. Location
Coromandel Coast, broad coastal plain
in eastern Tamil Nadu state, southern
India.
Extending over an area of about 8,800
square miles (22,800 square km).
 It is bounded by the Utkal Plains to
the north, the Bay of Bengal to the
east, the Kaveri delta to the south,
and the Eastern Ghats to the

4. Location On Map

5. Economy
• Agriculture is the main occupation of the
coastal People.
• Rice, pulses (legumes), sugarcane, cotton,
and peanuts (groundnuts) are grown.
• Bananas and betel nuts are grown together
with rice in the low-rainfall region of the
interior.
• There are casuarina and coconut
plantations along the coast.
• Large-scale industries produce fertilizers,

6. Temperature

7. Temperature
This place have moderate temperature.
The temperature doesnt go to high and too
low.
This area doesn't receive plenty of rainfall.

8. Record High Temperature - 450
MAY
(2003)
Record Low Temperature - 110
February (1974)
Most Rainfall receiving Month -
November
Least Rainfall receiving Month -
March
Hottest Months - May , June
( Temperature - 380
average )

9. Rainfall

10. Tourism
Awesome and lovely place to
visit

12. Malabar coast
The Malabar Coast is a long and narrow
coastline on the south- western shore line of
the mainland Indian subcontinent .
Geographically, it comprises the wettest
regions of southern India , as the Western
Ghats intercept the moisture-laden monsoon
rains, especially on their westward-facing
mountain slopes.
The Malabar Coast is also sometimes used as
an all encompassing term for the entire

13. The Malabar Coast, in historical
contexts, refers to India's
southwestern coast, lying on the
narrow coastal plain of
Karnataka and Kerala states
between the Western Ghats
range and the Arabian Sea. The
coast runs from south of Goa to
Kanyakumari on India's
southern tip.

14. Weather Of This Region
Average Max. Temperature – 300
c
Average Min. Temperature – 200
c
Maximum Rainfall Month – June
Minimum Rainfall Month – January
No rainfall or fog takes place in this
region.

15. Location Of Malabar Coast

16. Temperature of 2012 at Malabar Coast

17. Konkan Coast
The Konkan also called the Konkan
Coast or Karavali . It is a rugged
section of the western coastline of
India from Thane district to
Mangalore. The sapta- Konkan is
a slightly larger region described
in the Skanda Purana which

18. Geographical Location Of Konkan
The precise definition of Konkan varies, it
is roughly the lands between the Western
Ghats and the Arabian Sea, and between
the Tapi river in the north to the
Chandragiri river in the south, it includes
the following districts roughly of modern
India, notably Gujarat's Valsad, Dadra,
Nagar Haveli Maharashtra's districts of
Raigad, Mumbai, Thane, Ratnagiri and
Sindhudurg, the state of Goa, and the
Uttara Kannada, Udupi and Dakshina

19. Location On Map -
Highlighted area is Konkan Coast

21. Temperature of 2012 at Konkan Coast

22. Weather Of this region
• Average Max. Temperature – April
• Average Min. Temperature - January
• Maximum Rainfall Month - July
• Minimum Rainfall Month - February
• Some Fog takes place from month
October – January.

25. This Region Is Widely Famous For its DanceThis Region Is Widely Famous For its Dance
It Has a Many Folk Dances like –It Has a Many Folk Dances like –
 Kavadi AatamKavadi Aatam
 Bharat NatyamBharat Natyam
 KuchipudiKuchipudi
 Kola AttamKola Attam
 KodakoothuKodakoothu
 DevaraattamDevaraattam
 SilambattamSilambattam

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Rishik Jain
Amish Shah

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