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Plain, sometimes used in the plural, plains. As in "the Colchis Plain" or "North Italian Plains"
(More advanced material might split the term into two: using lowland for entirely flat land, and colline or collines for slightly rolling hills.
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What is a large level area high above ground?
Mesa is correct, an alternative would be plateau.
A large area of flat land that is raised high above sea level is called?
A Plateau
A large area of flat land that has been lifted up above sea level is a?
it is a plateau
What is the meaning of a rolling plateau?
Gentle hills at altitude (as part of an overall plateau, which means a raised area).
What is the name of the area of low rolling hills in va located between the blue ridge and the coastal plain?
Piedmont
A large area of high land mostly flat with some hills?
A large area of land that is level or that is slightly rolling is called a plain. Plains can occur in lowlands or at higher elevations on plateaus. As they are usually made of fertile soil, plains are very important for an area's agriculture.
What is a large area of a flat or gently rolling land?
A large area of flat land or gently rolling land is a bay... There's the answer!!
What is the large area with level or slightly rolling land?
This could be a Piedmont as a Piedmont is a large area, sometimes called a belt, that is hilly but not mountainous. The majority of a Piedmont is considered to be a plain. plain Steppes
Is a large area of flat or gently rolling land?
I think this answer is plain.
Is large area of flat land or gently rolling land?
I think this answer is plain.
What is a large area of flat land gently rolling land?
I think this answer is plain.
What is a large area of a level?
plateau
What is A high almost level area of land is a?
what is a large,high,almost level area of land
What is a large raised area of level land?
plateau
What is a large level area with almost no trees?
Plain
What is Large level area in US?
The Great Plains.
What is a large level area with almost no trees called?
A Plain
