Plain

A level in geography is a landscape without special elevation changes (hills, mountains).

A layer can have a certain roughness. The North German Lowlands contains, for example, a visible difference in height between marsh and Geest.

Examples

• Great Hungarian Plain and Pannonian lowlands
• North German Lowlands
• Walachia
• Castilian highlands
• Po Valley
• Caspian depression

• West Siberian Lowland
• Nullarbor Plain
• Great Plains
• Tarim Basin
• North China Plain
• Amazon Basin
• Congo Basin
• Gangetic Plain
• Chad Basin