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What is a distinctive feature of the town planning and drainage system in major Harappan cities?
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- 1Drains were completely restricted to palaces and excluded from ordinary residential zones.
- 2Roads and streets were planned in an approximate grid pattern, and the streets with drains were laid out first.✓
- 3Streets were laid in a chaotic irregular pattern with no structured drainage.
- 4Drains were haphazardly laid out long after houses were completed.
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Roads and streets were planned in an approximate grid pattern, and the streets with drains were laid out first.
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