Distribution of traditional industries in India

Question 1:C? ① There are abundant coal and iron resources nearby; ② The Ganges Plain is dominated by agriculture, and jute is the main textile ra

Distribution of traditional industries in India

Question 1:C? ① There are abundant coal and iron resources nearby; ② The Ganges Plain is dominated by agriculture, and jute is the main textile raw material; ③ Convenient land and water transportation.

Question 1:B It is close to the cotton producing area in northwest India, and it is the cotton textile industry; C jute producing area near Ganges Delta is hemp textile industry.

Question 1: The land has a large area of cultivated land, and the climate is hot and humid in summer? The southwest monsoon is unstable and meteorological disasters (floods and droughts) occur frequently.

Question 1: Close to colleges and universities, there are many talents; Beautiful environment; Broad market; The traffic is developed.

This question examines India.

Item 1:C indicates Kolkata, which affects the main industrial location conditions, while natural conditions have little influence, mainly considering social and economic conditions, such as natural resources, market, transportation, science and technology, policies, labor force, industrial and agricultural foundation, etc.

1 Item: B indicates Mumbai with developed cotton textile industry, and C indicates Kolkata with developed hemp textile industry. The reason is the difference in regional distribution of the two textile raw materials.

Question 1: The advantages and disadvantages of developing agriculture in India are mainly considered from all aspects of natural conditions, namely, climate, topography, soil and water resources.

Question 1: The main locations that affect the development of high-tech industries are science and technology, high-speed transportation, environment and policies.