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Mountains, Plateaus, Valleys and Plains
Age 7 · Geography
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The land can be high or low, pointy or flat. Mountains are high with pointy tops, plateaus are high with flat tops, valleys are low ground between high places, and plains are wide flat low land.
Examples
- A river often runs along the bottom of a valley.
- Farmers like to grow crops on a flat plain.
Key takeaways
- Mountains and plateaus are both high, but a mountain has a pointy top and a plateau has a flat top.
- Valleys and plains are both low, but a valley sits between high land and a plain is wide and flat.
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