Central Indian Highlands

The Central Indian Highlands are a large, elevated region in central India characterized by varied terrain including hills, plateaus, and forests. This area forms a natural barrier between northern and southern India and is rich in minerals, biodiversity, and waterways. It encompasses parts of states like Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Chhattisgarh. The highlands support diverse ecosystems, including wildlife and forested areas, and are important for agriculture, forestry, and mineral resources. Geographically, they play a vital role in the climate and water systems of the region, influencing rainfall patterns and groundwater flow.