The surrounding region with the exception of low outlying hills of the Aravalli Range in the south is composed of level plains broken only by shifting sand hills.
In contrast to the variety of the coastal area is the seeming monotony of the vast inland plains, broken occasionally by low tablelands and ranges and drained by unreliable streams that are prone to extensive flooding.
The landscape is characterized by old plains, broken steep-sided outcrop dome rocks (Inselbergs) that may occur singularly or in crops of ridges.
They often clog with sediment, or just plain break.
The floor of the sea is a gently sloping plain, breaking off abruptly toward the Arctic Ocean.
The surrounding region is a vast alluvial plain broken only occasionally by low limestone hills.
The surface is a level plain, broken by the northern ends of the Timan Hills and the Urals.
East of the Yergeni, the republic stretches to the Caspian as a level plain, broken only by small hollows and by ancient burial mounds.
Geologically similar to the Yucatán, the interior of Cozumel consists of a plain broken by low hills that are only about 50 feet (15 metres) above sea level.
From the entrance, the occupants would have looked out on a sandy plain broken up by wetlands and open areas where stone pine and juniper grew.
