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It is in the Himalayan Mountains at Gomukh and the end of the Gangotri Glacier.

The Himalayas Mountains effect the river by melting water to fill the river. The Ganges River carries nutrient sediment depositing fertile soil along the shores. The river also is a vital source to Asia.

The civilians of Asia benefit from the Ganges River as it gives fresh sources of water and helps grow crops.

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It is a peak in the Himalayan Mountains between Nepal and Tibet.

The Himalayan Mountains effect Mount Everest by giving it the cold climate that it has all year round due to its elevation.

The Himalayans effect the people around Mount Everest by giving it a tourist attraction for people to go to and therefore giving the people that live around there money for having tourists stay with them.

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The Indus River is located in Tibet, through the Himalaya Mountains to the Arabian Sea.

The Himalaya Mountains effect the Indus River by melting water into the river letting it flow everywhere.

It benefits humans as letting the crops grow and giving people water.

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It is located in the Park district, Bhutan.

The Himalaya Mountains effect the Tiger’s Nest by creating a cave on a rock face.

It benefits the followers of the religion Buddhism. It is a very scared site for them.

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It is located in Uttarkashi.

The Himalaya Mountains effect the glacier by melting water into the Ganges River.

It benefits people living in that area by helping crops grow.

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If the Himalayan Mountains did not exist, the population density map of the region surrounding the Bay of Bengal would likely show a higher concentration of people residing in the areas that are currently less populated due to the challenging terrain of the Himalayas. For example, the densely populated Gangetic Plain, which stretches from the Himalayas to the Bay of Bengal, would likely see an even larger population influx as people would have easier access to the region without having to navigate through the mountainous barriers. Additionally, the coastal areas along the Bay of Bengal may also see an increase in population density as transportation and trade would be more accessible without the mountains obstructing travel.

This scenario relates to the theme of physical geography, specifically how landforms and natural barriers can impact human society and settlement patterns. The presence of the Himalayan Mountains not only affects the population distribution in the region but also influences economic activities, transportation routes, and cultural interactions. The absence of the mountains would significantly alter the dynamics of the area, leading to potential shifts in population density and human interactions in the region surrounding the Bay of Bengal.