2.1 Population Distribution

Physical Factors of India that affect population distributions

Climate and weather: India's varied climate has an impact on where people settlements and agriculture are located.

Geography and topography: Diverse topography affects where human habitation is and where they get their food.

Rivers like the Ganges provide water, which affects the population, most people would want to be near a water source.

Natural hazards: Earthquakes, floods, cyclones, and droughts are common in India and might affect housing decisions.

Human factors of India that affect population distribution

Social Factors:

Religion: Varanasi's significance as a Hindu pilgrimage site influences population distribution.

Economic Factors:

Job Opportunities: Mumbai's economic opportunities attract diverse populations seeking employment.

Cultural Factors:

Arts and Entertainment: Mumbai's film industry lures individuals pursuing careers in entertainment.