1. Plains & Plateaus
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2. Plains Found on land, have rolling area Low elevations
No hills and mountains
Large
300 meters
Found in all continents and climates
One of them is in middle part of US, Great Plains. Great Plains are higher elevations, dry, grassy plains with few trees. Some of them turned into farmland, they grow wheat and corn.

3. Tibetan Plateaus is the highest mountain in the world
Flat top mountains with steep sides
High mountains
Numerous mountains
No more than 1000 ft. (300 meters)
Sharp on each side of surrounding land
Elevation is higher than 1000 feet
Tibetan Plateaus is the
highest mountain in the world

4. Alluvial plains
Alluvial plans form of steep mountain valley rivers flow onto more level lands, forcing the rush of heavy waters to spill over their banks and drape their sediments out like a fan.

5. Alluvial Plains

6. Coastal plains
Coastal plains are stretches of lowland next to oceans that are separated from the interior by highland features such as mountains and plateaus. Often the plains are portions of the ocean floor built up from the sediments rivers carry towards the sea. Geologists call the submerged part of coastal plains the continental shelves.