Plateaus And Plains 1-24
23 entries in the Plateaus And Plains compendium.
Atlantic PlainFlattest US physiographic division spanning Atlantic and Gulf coasts.Basin and Range ProvinceA vast region of alternating mountain ranges and arid basins.Brazilian HighlandsExtensive plateau covering half of Brazil's land area.Canadian ShieldAncient geologic core of North America, rich in minerals.Central Siberian PlateauVast Siberian plateau generally between Yenisei and Lena rivers, a key barrier to Arctic aColorado PlateauA high plateau bisected by the Grand Canyon.Ethiopian HighlandsRoof of Africa, source of the Blue Nile.Gulf Coastal PlainLow coastal region around the Gulf of Mexico.LlanosVast tropical grassland plain east of the Andes in Colombia and Venezuela.Mato Grosso PlateauA flat landscape with chapadas, plains, and three ecosystems.Ozark PlateauExtensive highland region spanning four U.S. states.PatagoniaGeographical region in southern South America spanning Argentina and Chile.RhinelandLoosely defined German region along the Rhine, industrial heartland.Snake River PlainA volcanic plain shaping Idaho's geography and climate.Tibetan PlateauLargest and highest plateau in the world, sometimes called the 'Roof of the World'.Columbia PlateauSouthern portion of the Interior Plateau of British Columbia.Deccan PlateauAncient plateau forming the bulk of the Indian peninsula.Dieng PlateauA highland sacred center of ancient Javanese Hindu worship.European PlainLargest mountain-free landform in Europe, spanning from west to east.Great Basin DesertA high-elevation cold desert between the Sierra Nevada and Wasatch Range.Great Sandy DesertSecond largest Australian desert, home to Aboriginal communities and unique landforms.High Plains (United States)High-elevation subregion of the Great Plains with semi-arid climate.North European PlainLow plains between Central European Highlands and northern seas.
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