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What is the difference between Bangar and Khadar ?

Khadar:

1) It belongs to the category of new alluviam or new soil.

2) It contains fine soil particles.

3) It is light in colour.

4) It is a very fertile soil.

5) It is found along the banks, flood plains and delta regions.

Bhangar:

1) It belongs to the category of old alluviam or old soil.

2) It contains coarse soil particles.

3)It is dark in colour.

4) It often contains kankar nodules with calcium carbonate , so it is not so fertile.

5) It is found above the level of flood plains.

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Khadar-

  • It is found in low areas of valley bottom which are flooded every year.
  • These soils are finer in structure.
  • These soils are more fertile as compared to Bhangar.
  • It is also known as new alluviam.

Bhangar-

  • It is found in the higher reaches about 30m above the flood water.
  • These soils are coarse in texture.
  • These are less fertile than Khadar.
  • It is also known as old alluviam and often contains calcium carbonates Kankar nodules.

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bangar is a low fertility soil but khadar is more fertile soil
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on the basis of age, alluvial soil is classified as BANGAR and KHADAR.
​Bangar is an old alluvial soil whereas, Khadar is new alluvial soil.
Bangar is comparatively less fertile than khadar.
Bangar contains big nodules called 'kankar' whereas khadar does not.
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apart from the size of their grains or components soils are also described on the basis of their age . According to their age alluvial soils can be classified as old alluvial ( bangar) and new alluvial( khadar) .the bhangar soil has higher concentration of kanker nodules than khadar. It has more fine particles and is more fertile than the bangar
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Bhangar is the old alluvium and khadar is the new alluvium
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It is found in nature without any diturbance of human . For eg forest etc.
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BHANGAR                                                   KHADAR
1) it is also called old alluvium                   1) it is also called new alluvium.
2) it is formed above the flood plains          2) it is formed below flood plains
3)it is light in colour                                   3) it is comparatively dark in colour
4)it is free of kankar particles.                    4) it contains calcareous deposits of kankar nodules
5) it is not fertile.                                        5) it is very fertile
6) it is not suitable for agriculture              6)it is very suitable for intensive agriculture.
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Khadar

1]?the newer and younger deposits of the flood plain

2] found in the lower levels in the plains near the rivers

3] it is more fertile than bhangar

bhangar

1] older alluvial soil and form the largest part of the northern plain

2] found higher up in the plains at river terraces away from rivers

3] less fertile than khadar
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The older alluvial soil, further away from the rivers , is known as bangar soil, whereas the newer soil near the rivers is known as kadar


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Bhangar

The alluvial soil found in the large part of North India is called Bhangar. This is an old soil which is alluvial in nature and is above the flood levels of the rivers in the region. It is often seen in the structure of a terrace. Bhangar contains many calcareous deposits and also has many kankars within it.

Khadar

In the plains, the younger deposits are known as Khadar. These are not just younger; they are also more fertile than Bhangar soils. These soils are very good for intensive cultivation. These are also called new alluvial made up of fine granules.
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Old alluvial soil is called Bangar and new alluvial soil is called khadar
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KHADAR:
1. Kankar(small stones) quantity is very less.
​2.Very fertile soil.
3.Called as new alluvial
4.It has more fine particles
5.Found in low areas of valley.

BANGAR:
1.More quantity of Kankar
2.less fertile soil.
3.Called as old alluvial.
4.It has less fertile particles.
5.found above the level of valley.
 
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Kadar:
Kandar quantity is is very less

very fertile
called as new alluvial
it as very fine particles 
found in low area of valley
Bangar:
more quantity of kandar
not very fertile
called as old fertile soil
it does not have fine particles 
it is found at the top of the valley 

 
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bangar have less fertility than khadar and bangar is also known as old alluvial soil. and kadhar has more fertility than khadar in this soil the calcium carbonate with kankar nodules
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the two types of Alluvial soil and the bangar soil is that soil which is the old Alluvial soil and it contains Kankar nodules while the other soil which is the Khadar soil has more fine particles and is more fertile as compared to the Bangar soil
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BANGAR: - its the old alluvial soil -it is less fertile -found far away from water bodies -has kanker nodules in it. ___________ KHADAR: -new alluvial soil -more fertile -found near Banks of water bodies -has fine particles .. ______ These points are enough for scoring well.... -fyjstj
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Khadar is new alluvial soil , Bangar is old alluvial Soil
Khadar is more fertile. , Bangar is less fertile
Khadar has fine particles ,Bangar has kankar nodules in it .
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Bangar is older alluvium on northern parts of india. Khadar younger allivium.
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Difference b/w Khadar and Bangar :-

#Khadar
1) It belongs to the category of new alluviam or new soil.

2) It contains fine soil particles.

3) It is light in colour.

4) It is a very fertile soil.

5) It is found along the banks, flood plains and delta regions.


#Bhangar
1) It belongs to the category of old alluviam or old soil.

2) It contains coarse soil particles.

3)It is dark in colour.

4) It often contains kankar nodules with calcium carbonate , so it is not so fertile.

5) It is found above the level of flood plains.
 
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KHADAR =it is new alluvial soil . It has less concentration of khankar BANGHAR=it is old alluvial soil . It has more concentration of khankar
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Bhangar and Khadar , it is a types of alluvial soil, alluvial is a most fertile soil and it is suitable for agriculture. Bhangar is a old soil ,which consists kankar nodules in the sub soil with calcium carbonate.khadar is a new alluvial soil and it is a most fertile soil than the Bhangar soil.
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Khadar:

1) It belongs to the category of new alluviam or new soil.

2) It contains fine soil particles.

3) It is light in colour.

4) It is a very fertile soil.

5) It is found along the banks, flood plains and delta regions.

Bhangar:

1) It belongs to the category of old alluviam or old soil.

2) It contains coarse soil particles.

3)It is dark in colour.

4) It often contains?kankar?nodules with calcium carbonate , so it is not so fertile.

5) It is found above the level of flood plains.

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Bangar is old alluvial soil.
It has higher concentration of kanker nodules.
It is infertile.

Khadar is new alluvial soil.
It has lower concentration of kanker nodules.
It is fertile than bangar.
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Bangar is a type of old alluvial soil which contain more large kankar(pebbles) whereas khadar is a type of new alluvial soil which contain less and small amount of kankar
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Khadar is new alluvial soil found close to river channel and is more fertile whereas bangar is old alluvial soil found far away from river channel and is less fertile
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Bhangar has rich source of kankar (calcium) and khadar is richly fertile land
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Khadar is a type of khada
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They are types of alluvial soil. bangar is old alluvial. It has more concentration of kankar molecules.
khadar is new alluvial. It has lesser concentration of kankar molecules.
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Bangar is called the new alluvial and khadar is called the old alluvial khadar is more fertile than bangar
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Khadar is older alluvium flood plain while Bangar young flood plain
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1) BANGAR - they r dark in color
They r less fertile
They r found away from rivers
They r old soil
Big rock pieces r found in this type of soil
2)KHADAR - they r light in color
They r very fertile
They r found near rivers
They r new soil
Small rock nodules can be found in this type of soil
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Bhangar
Older alluvial,contain more kankar nodules made up of calcium carbonate,less fertile as compared to kankar,found in upper parts of floodplain
Khadar
Newer alluvial,do not contain kankar nodules,,more fertile,found in lower parts of river
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The bangar soil has higher concentration of kanker nodules than the khadar
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Bangar is old alluvial soil. It has higher concentration of kankar nodules. It is infertile.
Khadar is new alluvial soil. It has a lower concentration of kankar nodules. It is fertile than bangar.
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Bhangar is an old alluvial soil and Khadar is a new alluvial soil
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Bhangar:

1. It is a highland compressed of old alluvium

2.It is always about the level of the flood plains.

3. It is often impregnated with calcareous concre?tions known as kankar.

4. It is not much suited for cultivation.

5. It is known as ?dhaya? in Punjab.

Khadar:

1. It is lowland composed of old alluvium

2. It is flooded almost every year and new alluvium is deposited.

3. It is often characterised by clay soil which is very fertile.

4. Intensive agriculture is practised here.

5. It is called ?bet? in Punjab.


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Answer:

Bhangar:

1. It is a highland compressed of old alluvium

2.It is always about the level of the flood plains.

3. It is often impregnated with calcareous concre?tions known as kankar.

4. It is not much suited for cultivation.

5. It is known as ?dhaya? in Punjab.

Khadar:

1. It is lowland composed of old alluvium

2. It is flooded almost every year and new alluvium is deposited.

3. It is often characterised by clay soil which is very fertile.

4. Intensive agriculture is practised here.

5. It is called ?bet? in Punjab.

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Bangar?is old alluvial soil, where as
?Khadar?is new alluvial soil. It has lower concentration of kanker nodules. It is fertile than?bangar.
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1.Bhangar is old alluvium.             1.Khadar is new alluvium.
2.has kankar                                   2.no Kankar.
3.less fertile.                                  3.more fertile.
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Bangar-The old Alluvial soil is called Bangar and this type of soil is less fertile.

Khadar-The new Alluvial soil is called Khadar and this type of soil is more fertile.

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Bangar (old alluvial) and khadar (new alluvial)??????
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Khader
Khader is the newer alluvium.
It is found close to the rivers.
It is sandy and light in colour.
It more fertile than Bangar.

Bangar
Bangar is the older alluvium.
It is found away from rivers.
It clayey and dark.
It is less fertile than Khader.
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:Khadar is the new alluvium deposited by the rivers in their flood plains .
It is more fertile.
It is suited for agriculture.
It is low land composed of old alluvium.
:Bangar is the old alluvium in the upland area over the flood plains.
It is less fertile.
It is not much suited for agriculture.
It is highland compressed of old alluvial.
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Bangar is higher concentration of kanker nodules than the Khadar.
Khadar has fine particles and it is more fertile than Bangar
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difference between Bhangar and Khadar
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BHANGAR

1)the old alluviam is known as Bhangar

2)it is known as 'dhaya' in Punjab

3)it is not much suited for cultivating

KHADAR

1)the new alluviam is known as khadar

2)it is called 'bet' in Punjab

3) intensive agriculture is practised here
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Bangar is a old alluvial soil and Khadar is a new alluvial soil.
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Bangar is old alluvial soil
Khadar is new alluvial soil
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Khadar.
1 It is new alluvial soil
2 it is more fertile
3 it is found near the banks of river
4 it has fine particles

Bangar
1 it is an old. Alluvial soil
2 it is less fertile
3 it is found farther away from the river
4 it has kankar nodules in it
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Khadar :It is new silt /alluvium deposited by rivers. It is fine grained, light coloured and high in fertility. Khadar is found near the river banks flood plains and delta regions.

Bangar :It is old alluvium deposited by rivers. It is coarse grained, dark coloured and comparatively lower in fertility. Bangar is found in areas above flood plains.
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Hi,

Alluvial soil are classified on the basis of ages in two parts:
(1) Bangar- Old Alluvial Soil.
(2) Khadar- New Alluvial Soil.

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Khadar is new soil and bangar is old soil
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bangar and Khadar are types of
alluvial soil based on age.Bangar is old alluvial soil and have Kankar while Khadar is very fertile & is made up of very fine particles.
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