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What is the difference between Northern plain and Peninsular plateau?
The Northern Plain is a low-lying region formed by the depositional activity of rivers like the Ganges and Indus, characterized by fertile alluvial soil. The Peninsular Plateau is an elevated region made up of hard igneous and metamorphic rocks, with plateaus and hills like the Deccan Plateau. The Northern Plain is flatter and more agriculturally productive, while the Peninsular Plateau is older, more rugged, and mineral-rich.
Is a plateau higher lower than a plain?
A plateau is lower than a plain. <(._.<) (>._.)>
A Large elevated plain called?
a plateau
Is a plateau higher or lower than a costal plain?
Yes,a plateau is higher than a coastal plain.
A highland plain is what?
A highland plain is also called a plateau. The Colorado Plateau is the largest plateau in North America. It covers approximately 130,000 square miles.
Famous plain and plateau in Italy?
the Famous plain is north European plain
A flat elevated region of land is known as a tableland or a?
a plain or possibly a plateau
Is a plateau higher or lower then a coastal plain?
a plateau would be higher
Is a plateau higher lower than a coastal plain?
a plateau is higher
What is a large high plain?
plateau
Is a plateau a high plain?
yes it is
What does plain and plateau have in common?
they are landforms
