Three broad groups of highlands can be recognized.
I'm expecting a lyrical vision of highlands and lochs, kilts to the wind and freedom.
But a vast area of highlands and placid villages, where Tibetan life usually centers on temples and monasteries built of wood and earth, remains a battle zone.
So driving the two rovers was halted, with one part way up a section of highlands called Columbia Hills, and the other inside a crater.
Nowhere is there a richer or more concentrated cluster of languages, some eight hundred, than in Papua New Guinea, with its daunting topography of highlands and rain forests.
Ozark Mountains, also called Ozark Plateau, heavily forested group of highlands in the south-central United States, extending southwestward from St . Louis Mo., to the Arkansas River.
In contrast to the near side, the surface displayed in the Luna 3 images consisted mostly of highlands, with only small areas of dark mare material.
Inland from the coast runs a chain of highlands, known as the Great Dividing Range, from Cape York in northern Queensland to the southern seaboard of Tasmania.
The country's modern borders were set in the late nineteenth century, when Italy invaded a funnel-shaped area of highlands and arid plains on Africa's northeastern coast and named it Eritrea, from the Latin phrase Erythraeum Mare, or Red Sea.
It includes the Vale of Pickering and the ring of highlands that enclose it: the Hambleton and Howardian hills, the escarpment of the Yorkshire Wolds, and the heather-covered North York Moors.
The Southwestern Region which includes western Honshu (Chūgoku), as well as Shikoku and northern Kyushu generally coincides with the southwestern mountain arc, and the general trend of highlands and lowlands is roughly convex toward the Sea of Japan.
