U.S. Interior Highlands and Lowlands system

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The U.S. Interior Highlands and Lowlands system is a major physiographic region of the central United States characterized by a mix of elevated plateaus, dissected highlands, and adjacent lowland areas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf physiographic region ⓘ
characterizedBy adjacent lowland areas ⓘ
dissected highlands ⓘ
elevated plateaus ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
extendsAcross multiple U.S. states in the central United States ⓘ
geomorphology dissected uplands and intervening lowlands ⓘ
hasElevationRange low to moderately high elevations ⓘ
hasFeature highlands ⓘ
lowlands ⓘ
plateaus ⓘ
hasGeologicSetting stable continental interior of North America ⓘ
hasLandformType hill country ⓘ
plateau ⓘ
valley lowlands ⓘ
hasProcess fluvial dissection of uplands ⓘ
long-term erosion and denudation ⓘ
hasRelief moderate to high topographic relief ⓘ
knownFor mix of upland and lowland physiography ⓘ
locatedIn central United States ⓘ
partOf North American interior physiographic framework ⓘ
interior regions of the United States ⓘ
relatedTo U.S. Interior Highlands ⓘ
linked to: Interior Highlands

U.S. interior lowlands ⓘ
linked to: Interior Lowlands

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Pennyroyal Plateau → partOf → U.S. Interior Highlands and Lowlands system ⓘ
Nashville Basin → partOf → U.S. Interior Highlands and Lowlands physiographic system ⓘ
linked to: U.S. Interior Highlands and Lowlands system
Arbuckle Mountains → partOf → U.S. Interior Highlands (broad geologic sense) ⓘ
linked to: U.S. Interior Highlands and Lowlands system