Sentence examples for lowland to from inspiring English sources

To the north lies the Mazovian (Mazowiecka) Lowland; to the west, the Wielkopolska Lowland; to the east, the Południowomazowieckie (South Mazovian) Heights; and to the south, the Woźniki-Wieluń Upland.

Together they wandered down the winding lanes of the enclave, across the lowland, to the playing field, where they sometimes met up with other boys.

West of Tynan it turns northeast again and flows across the Moy-Caledon lowland and the central lowland to enter Lough (lake) Neagh, after a course of 50 miles (80 km).

To the north is the Silesian Lowland; to the south, the Sudeten Foreland and the Eastern Sudeten range of mountains (the Sudety); and to the east, the Silesian Upland.

Rising in the Central Russian Upland, it flows 932 miles (1,500 km), first north in a rather narrow, winding valley to Kaluga, then sharply eastward across a broad lowland to join the Volga at Nizhny Novgorod.

Trebbia River, Italian Fiume Trebbia, Latin Trebia, river, Emilia-Romagna regionorthernern Italy, rising in the Ligurian Apennines at an elevation of 4,613 feet (1,406 metres) northeast of Genoa and flowing 71 miles (115 km) north-northeast across the northern Apennines and the Po lowland to enter the Po River just west of Piacenza (ancient Placentia).

Tanagers display at least six highland-to-lowland and six lowland-to-highland transitions in an analysis of 47 species [ 94], with their Northern Andean populations most commonly providing a source rather than a sink for species dispersals to other zoogeographic regions [ 95].

Robert was born in Hamilton, in the Scottish lowlands, to William and Elizabeth Robson.

The islanders have historically been mountain people, leaving the once malaria-stricken lowlands to invaders.

Lawrence lowlands to the south and southeast, and the interior, or western, plains to the west.

Imo consists of coastal lowlands to the east of the Niger River.