What is the three main regions of earths topography?

Answer 1

There are not three, but, in fact, FOUR topigraphical regions:

1- A low-sandy eastern coastal plain.

2- The eastern high lands, starting at 300 to more than 2100m in altitude and extending from Cape York Peninsula in northern Queensland south to Tasmania.

3- The central plains consisting largely or north-south series of drainage basins, including the great artesian basin, which is about 1751480 sq km or territory and is the biggest area of internal drainage in the world.

4- The western plateau, covered with great deserts and "bigger plains" rising 300 to 600 m tall and using most of the western half of its continent.

Answer 2

The three main geographical regions of Australia are:

• Western Plateau - extending from the centre of the continent to the western coast, north and south
• Eastern Highlands - primarily the Great Dividing Range along the eastern seaboard
• Central Lowlands - comprising the Great Artesian basin, the Lake Eyre Basin and the Murray-Darling River system and the many tributaries of the Murray and Darling Rivers

Answer 3

The three main regions of Earth's topography are mountains, plains, and oceans. Mountains are elevated landforms, plains are flat or gently rolling areas, and oceans cover about 70% of the Earth's surface.

Answer 4

mountains,plains,plateaus