राजस्थान के विभिन्न क्षेत्रों के भौगोलिक नाम

Plateau of Bhorath / Bhorat: - Plateau part between Kumbhalgarh and Gogunda of Udaipur.

Lasdia plateau: - Ahead of Jaisamand in Udaipur, the torn plateau part.

Girwa:- Due to the hills all around Udaipur, the shape of Udaipur is like a one-sided basin, which is called Girwa in the local language.

Deshharo:- The area between the Jarga (Udaipur) and Raga (Sirohi) hills in Udaipur is called Deshharo because of its ever-green nature.

Magra:- The north western mountainous part of Udaipur is called Magra.

Upmarmal:- The Kapatari part from Bhaisrodgarh in Chittorgarh to Bijolia of Bhilwara is called Upmarmal.

Nakoda Hills / Chappan Hills: - In the Siwana granite mountain area of ​​Barmer

Nakoda mountain, a group of circular hills located. The hills of Chappan are called.

Chhappan's Maidan:- The area between Baswada and Pratapgarh is called Chhappan's Maidan. This plain is formed by the Mahi river. (A group of 56 villages or a group of 56 drains)

Rath:- The area of ​​Alwar and Bharatpur which borders Haryana is called Rath.

Kanthal:- On the banks of Mahi river (Kantha) Pratapgarh's land area is Kanthal, hence Mahi river is called Ganga of Kanthal.

Bhakhar/Bhakar:- The region of rugged hills with steep slope of Aravalli in the eastern Sirohi region is called Bhakar/Bhakhar.

Kherad:- The area of ​​Bhilwara and Tonk which is situated in the Banas basin.

Malani:- The part between Jalore and Balotra.

Deval/Mevaliya:- The part between Dungarpur and Banswara.

Little Rann:- The region of the Gulf of Kutch in Rajasthan is called Little Rann.

Mal Kherad:- Upper Mal and Kherad region are jointly called Mal Kherad.

Flower area:- Dungarpur and Banswara are jointly called flower area.

Sujala region: Sikar, Churu and Nagaur are jointly called Sujala region.

Area of ​​Malwa:- Jhalawar and Pratapgarh are jointly called the region of Malwa.

Dharian:- The area with Baluka Stupa in Jaisalmer district where population is negligible is called Dharian.

Bhomat:- Tribal region of Dungarpur, East Sirohi and Udaipur district.

Hump ​​belt: - The amount of fluoride is high in the water of Nagaur. Due to which there is a possibility of physical deformity (Kub).

Lathi Series Area: - A ground-water belt of fresh water extending along the Pakistani border from Pokaran to Mohangarh in Jaisalmer.

Savan grass grows on this stick series.

Bangar / Bangar: - Narrow belt between Shekhawati and Marupadesh.

Vagad:- Dugarpur and Banswara.

Shekhawati :- Churu Sikar Jhunjhunu.

Rugged/Dag/Khadar:- Chambal river forms huge pits in Sawai Madhopur, Karauli, Dholpur, these pits are called by the name Rugged/Dag/Khadar. This area is known as the refuge of bandits.

Most rugged - in Dholpur.

Mewat - North Alwar.

Kuru: Part of Alwar.

Shursen :- Bharatpur, Dholpur, Karauli.

Yodheya - Ganganagar and Hanumangarh.

Jangal Pradesh:- Bikaner and North Jodhpur.

Gujraja:- South part of Jodhpur.

Dhoodad:- The area around Jaipur.

Mall/Valla:- Jaisalmer.

Kothi:- Dholpur (Golden Kothi-Tonk).

Aravali:- Adwal.

Chandravati:- The region of Sirohi and Abu.

Shiv / Medpat / Pragwat: - Udaipur and Chittorgarh (Mewar).

Godwad:- Barmer, Jalore, Sirohi.

hills-

Malkhet Hills:- Sikar

Harsh Parvat - Sikar

Harshnath Hills:- Alwar

Bijasan Mountains:- Mandalgarh (Bhilwara)

Bird Tuk Hill :- Mehrangarh (Jodhpur)

Beethli / Bitdi :- Taragarh (Ajmer)

Trikuta Mountains:- Jaisalmer (Sonargarh) and Karauli (Kaila Devi Temple)

Sundha Parvat:- Bhinmal (Jalore)

There is a temple of Sundha Mata on this mountain, in this temple the first ropeway of Rajasthan has been installed. (Second ropeway - in Udaipur)

Hills of Mukundwada: - Between Kota and Jhalawar.

Plateau

On the basis of plateau location altitude

Oriya Plateau (1360 m) Sirohi 1

Abu Plateau (1200 m) Sirohi 2

Bhorath Plateau Udaipur 3

Maisa Plateau Chittorgarh 4

Note Chittorgarh fort is situated on the plateau of Maisa and not on the hill.