A plateau and a coastal plain are not defined by size, but by elevation (a plateau is at a high level) and proximity to the sea (a coastal plain is bordered on at least one side by the sea). Specific examples of each can be smaller or larger than examples of the other.
A coastal plain is a broad level area of land that is close to sea level. Coastal plains are formed by the accumulation of sediments from rivers and coastal processes, resulting in a flat and low-lying landscape that stretches along the coastline.
Some of Georgia's landforms include the Appalachian Mountains, the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Coastal Plain region, the Piedmont Plateau, and the Okefenokee Swamp. These diverse landforms contribute to Georgia's varied geography and ecosystems.
The elevation of a coastal plain can vary, but typically it is at or near sea level. The coastal plain is a flat, low-lying area that extends inland from the coastline.
The Deccan Plateau is very dry unlike the coastal plains are rich in agriculture.
The Sierra Madre de Chiapas is one of the borders of the Gulf Coastal Plain. Others include the Sierra Madre Oriental, the Mississippi embayment, the Ouachita Highlands and the Appalachian Mountains.
a plateau would be higher
a plateau is higher
Yes,a plateau is higher than a coastal plain.
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The Mexican Central Plateau.
The largest region in Georgia is the Coastal Plain. (The smallest is the Appalachian Plateau)
The main regions are: East Gulf Coastal Plain, The Piedmont Upland, Cumberland Plateau, and the Highland Rim.
The Coastal Plain The Piedmont The Blue Ridge Mountains The Vally & Ridge The Applacation Plateau