A vast semiarid plain is a large, flat or gently rolling area characterized by limited rainfall, typically receiving between 10 to 20 inches of precipitation annually. These plains often support sparse vegetation, primarily grasses and drought-resistant shrubs, due to the dry climate. They are usually found in transition zones between arid deserts and more humid regions, and they can be important for grazing and agriculture, although water scarcity poses challenges for cultivation. Examples include parts of the Great Plains in North America and the Pampas in Argentina.
A vast semiarid grass-covered plain that usually borders a desert
vast plain on rolling hills are a vast plain full of hill, that form volcanos, lanslides, mudslides, and lava flows.
A reg is a vast stony plain in a desert. This is opposed to an erg which is a vast sandy plain.
No! While some deserts do have vast plains, a plain can also be a savanna or grassland.
West Siberian Plain
vast plain
high plain at the mouth of Knife River
There are two semiarid wet and semiarid dry
It is not a city but a vast region.
SEMIARID climate SEMIARID is the answer. :)
"London is not semiarid."
The word is "steppe."