Satpura Range
Economic
- Although it is economically poor, the Satpura Range contains some worked manganese and coal deposits in its southeastern flanks.
- It is largely forested, dissected plateau country, and it contains valuable teak stands in the west. In the upper Wainganga and Pench valleys of the Mahadeo Hills, there is some agriculture; on the higher hills, Gond hill tribes practice jhum cultivation (burning, planting, and moving on).
- In Madhya Pradesh, Pachmarhi is a resort town and Chhindwara is a ....
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