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Which physical feature has often served as a barrier for trade and travel in South Asia?
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Which physical feature has often served as a barrier for trade and travel in South Asia?

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The physical features that would isolate South Asia from other parts Asia would be the mountain ranges and hills. The features that would allow contact between this and other ranges would be mountain passes and rivers.

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