Bolovens Plateau, French Plateau des Bolovens, fertile, gently rolling upland, southern Laos.
The Yorkshire Dales are rolling uplands of bleak moors.
The region contains a number of coal deposits and good agricultural land on its rolling uplands and its bottomlands (lowlands along the waterways).
The Transition Zone bordering the plateaus comprises separated plateau blocks, rugged peaks, and isolated rolling uplands so forbidding that they remained mostly unexplored until the late 19th century.
Yunnan is more distinctly a plateau with areas of rolling uplands, precipitous folded and fault-block mountain ranges, and deep, river-cut gorges.
The topography includes coastal plains, rolling uplands known as the Piedmont, and a portion of the Appalachian Mountains; of these, the Piedmont was most densely populated.
If the story of chilli is the story of Texas, the whole book is neatly abridged in the Hill Country, the rolling uplands north of San Antonio.
Within the watershed are diverse landforms including mountains, arid plateaus, river valleys, rolling uplands, and deep gorges.
Both Wales and Scotland have extensive mountain ranges, containing the highest peaks in the UK and characterised by rough terrain, in contrast to the more gently rolling hills of England and Northern Ireland's uplands and valleys.
More notably, disconnectivity dominates the gently rolling watershed across all morphologic levels of the uplands, including, microtopography from low energy undulating surfaces across the landscape, swales and gullies only active in the highest events, karst sinkholes that disconnect drainage areas, and floodplains that de-couple the hillslopes from the stream corridor.
This couple live in Dartmoor, the beautiful rolling upland in southwestern England.
