Detailed geomorphic, stratigraphic and chronologic data reveal that ma
jor aggradational episodes in the Upland Maharashtra were associated w
ith flow-regime changes. Four major alluvial formations and one colluv
ial formation reflect the spectrum of fluvial activity at different di
scharge stages of the Upland rivers during the Quaternary period. The
alluvial sequences exhibit signatures of changing fluvial regime from
meandering to non-meandering channels or from bed-load to suspended-lo
ad channels. The fluviatile evidence points to a synchronous pattern o
f depositional events associated with the Quaternary climatic changes
for these geomorphologically stable channels, during the last 1.4 m.y.