Difference between plain and a plateau.
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PLAIN : - It is a flat land.
- It is the best land for cultivation .
PLATEAU: - It is a table like land.
- It is a sparsely populated land.
- It is the best land for cultivation .
PLATEAU: - It is a table like land.
- It is a sparsely populated land.
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The land that is higher than the surrounding region with a flattended top is called a plateau.
A relatively flat and low lying land surface with almost no difference between its highest and lowest points is a plain
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Plains and plateaus are different from mountains in that they are made up of rock formations that are in the same horizontal position - they are flat!
Plains are flat surfaces at low levels. Coastal plains are made up of bits of rock that are carried along from rivers to the ocean or are worn away from rocks along the seashore. Sometimes inland plains are formed when seas or lakes get filled in with sediment or soil and become flat plains.
Plateaus are raised areas of land with a flatter top. It differs from a mountain in that a mountain has a jagged peak at the top. Plateaus form either when mountains get worn down and their tops are not as jagged or when a large portion of flat earth is pushed up from the earth
Plains are flat surfaces at low levels. Coastal plains are made up of bits of rock that are carried along from rivers to the ocean or are worn away from rocks along the seashore. Sometimes inland plains are formed when seas or lakes get filled in with sediment or soil and become flat plains.
Plateaus are raised areas of land with a flatter top. It differs from a mountain in that a mountain has a jagged peak at the top. Plateaus form either when mountains get worn down and their tops are not as jagged or when a large portion of flat earth is pushed up from the earth
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