Deccanplaton
Deccanplaton is a geological feature located in India, specifically on the Deccan Plateau. It refers to a vast area characterized by its distinct geological composition and formation processes. The region is primarily composed of basaltic rock, which originated from extensive volcanic activity that occurred millions of years ago. This period of intense volcanism, known as the Deccan Traps, created a massive flood basalt province, making the Deccanplaton one of the largest volcanic features on Earth.
The landscape of the Deccanplaton is typically characterized by flat-topped hills and plateaus, often with terraced
The geological history of the Deccanplaton is a subject of significant scientific interest, with ongoing research