Låglandsområden
Låglandsområden, often translated as lowlands, are expanses of relatively flat land with low elevation. These areas are characterized by their lack of significant topographical features such as steep mountains or deep valleys. The elevation of lowlands typically ranges from sea level up to a few hundred meters above sea level. They are often formed by geological processes like sedimentation, erosion, and glacial deposition over long periods.
Lowlands are generally fertile and well-suited for agriculture due to the presence of alluvial soils deposited
Examples of significant lowland areas include the North European Plain, the Indo-Gangetic Plain in South Asia,