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The Himalayas affect the Ganges river in a very positive way. The rainfall from the mountains can drain into the river feeding it and always keeping it flowing. That would also make the river fresh water so many people can use it to drink.

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The Himalayas affect Mt Everest not to heavily considering they are connected. The people living in the Himalayas could be greatly affected by Mt Everest because it does cut off a lot of trade and there can be avalanches and floods.

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The Himalayan Mountains affect the glaciers because they keep  them enclosed, and can prevent them from melting. The people in the surrounding areas benefit from this because the glaciers are freshwater and important to live.

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The Himalayas affect the Indus River valley people heavily. The Himalayas block the transport of air which leads them to have to move up the mountain. They also amplify monsoon rains.

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The Himalayas affect the Tigers Nest because the Tigers Nest was built into the Himalayas so if an avalanche were to occur the building would be wiped out and the weather also affects it. The people visiting benefit because it is very stable.

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The population density map would look different if the Himalaya’s were not there for two separate reasons. Reason one being that it would be much more populated because people would be able to move and travel better. The Himalayas are so tall and wide that it is hard to trade, so number two is that trade would be more abundant and the people can trade more things.