Kashmir Valley is which type of Valley?
Detailed Explanation:
The Kashmir Valley is primarily an erosional valley, shaped by glacial and fluvial erosion over millions of years.
Originally formed by tectonic uplift from the Indian-Eurasian plate collision, it was later transformed by Pleistocene glaciers and the Jhelum River, which carved U-shaped valleys, deposited Karewa sediments, and drained the ancient Karewa Lake – making erosion the dominant formative process.
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