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Uttar Pradesh has over 32 rivers, with the Ganga, Yamuna, Saraswati, Sarayu, Betwa, and Ghaghara being the largest and important in Hinduism. Farming is widely practiced. The state has three main agricultural zones: Middle Gangetic Plains (Zone IV), Upper Gangetic Plains (Zone V), and Central Plateau and Hills (Zone VIII). The valley areas have rich soil, while some hill slopes are farmed with limited irrigation. The Siwalik Range forms the southern Himalayan foothills, sloping into the Bhabhar. The Terai-Bhabhar belt runs along the state, with dense forests and many streams that swell during the monsoon. | Uttar Pradesh has over 32 rivers, with the Ganga, Yamuna, Saraswati, Sarayu, Betwa, and Ghaghara being the largest and important in Hinduism. Farming is widely practiced. The state has three main agricultural zones: Middle Gangetic Plains (Zone IV), Upper Gangetic Plains (Zone V), and Central Plateau and Hills (Zone VIII). The valley areas have rich soil, while some hill slopes are farmed with limited irrigation. The Siwalik Range forms the southern Himalayan foothills, sloping into the Bhabhar. The Terai-Bhabhar belt runs along the state, with dense forests and many streams that swell during the monsoon. | ||
===Administrative Divisions of Uttar Pradesh=== | |||
Uttar Pradesh is divided into 75 districts under 18 divisions: | |||
* Saharanpur | |||
* Moradabad | |||
* Bareilly | |||
* Meerut | |||
* Aligarh | |||
* Agra | |||
* Devipatan | |||
* Basti | |||
* Gorakhpur | |||
* Kanpur | |||
* Lucknow | |||
* Ayodhya | |||
* Azamgarh | |||
* Jhansi | |||
* Chitrakoot | |||
* Prayagraj | |||
* Varanasi | |||
* Mirzapur | |||
== Culture == | == Culture == |