Historical Geography of Ancient India c8.198

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c8.198

Gāro.—The Gāro hills are the eastern continuation of the Meghalaya plateau.¹ These hills rise abruptly from the Brahmaputra Valley in the north and west and present an abrupt scarp towards the plains of Assam and Bengal (Law, Mountains of India, p. 9).

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