A grass-covered plain in South Africa is called a savanna. A savanna is characterized by trees that are widely-spaced, with canopies that do not touch. Some parts have no trees at all. This allows enough sunlight to reach the plain, allowing grass to grow in abundance.
A gravel covered plain is called a Reg. A reg is a desert basin where the sand has been blown away leaving a gravel covered plain.
A vast plain or extensive treeless plain that is usually dry and grass-covered is called a "steppe." Steppes are characterized by their grassland ecosystems and are often found in regions with a continental climate, experiencing limited rainfall. They serve as important habitats for various wildlife and are commonly used for grazing livestock.
A savanna is a vast grass-covered plain that is lightly wooded with scattered trees. It is characterized by a mix of grasses and occasional trees, creating a diverse ecosystem that supports a variety of wildlife. Savannas are typically found in tropical regions with a distinct wet and dry season.
Different names in different parts of the world, actually North America - prairie South America - pampas Europe - plain Africa - veldt (south) and Savannah (central) Asia - steppe
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A gravel covered plain is called a Reg. A reg is a desert basin where the sand has been blown away leaving a gravel covered plain.
a Savannah is a grass covered treeless plain - not a river
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Nyl plain
it's in southern africa
A vast semiarid grass-covered plain that usually borders a desert
Steppe. Definition of steppe: a grass-covered plain without trees.
The Nyl river forms one of the largest flood plains in South Africa. It is about 70km long.The Nile river is in North Africa. If the question is just a plain then it would be the upper Karoo in central South Africa
The largest grassy plain in South America is the pampas. It stretches from Atlantic Ocean to the Andes Mountains. While much of the plain is dry, a lot of it is covered with silver pampas grass.
This may be known as grassland, savanna, or savanna grassland.
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