context: The Western Ghats, which run parallel to the coast, have an average elevation of 1,200 meters. To the west of them is the Konkan coastal plain. To the east of the Western Ghats lies the Deccan Plateau. Tamhini Ghat, Varandha Ghat, Savantwadi Ghat - These are the names of sections in the Western Ghats. Western Ghats is one of the three watershed areas in India. Most of the important rivers of South India originate in the Western Ghats. The most important of them are Godavari and Krishna - they flow eastward and meet the Bengal account. They are the main water source for the central and eastern parts of Maharashtra. Further, in the Western Ghats very small rivers flow westward and meet in the Arabian Sea.
question: What are the parts of Western Ghats in Maharashtra?
answers.text: Tamhini Ghat, Varandha Ghat, Savantwadi Ghat