Geography • Physical GeographyEasy
Which soil type, locally known as Tikra or Matasi, is most extensively found in the upland tracts and undulating slopes of the Chhattisgarh Plain?
A. Laterite Soil
B. Red and Yellow Soil✓ Correct Answer
C. Black Cotton Soil
D. Alluvial Soil
💡 Solution & Explanation
Red and yellow soils cover the vast majority of the geographical area of Chhattisgarh, with local variations such as Matasi, Kanhar, Dorsa, and Bhata representing different fertility gradients and topographic positions. Matasi is a sandy-clay loam found on upper slopes, while Kanhar is a deep clayey soil found in low-lying valley bottoms.
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