The town lies at an elevation of 4,459 feet (1,360 metres) in Zambia's rich highland copper belt.
Along the way we'd sample all the Black Sea larder has to offer, from specialist kebabs to hazelnuts and rich highland dairy products.
The Aksumite state turned southward, conquering adjacent grain-rich highlands.
The Moon is thought to have been covered initially by a deep magma ocean, its gradual solidification leading to the formation of the plagioclase-rich highland crust.
San Miguel de Allende, with its narrow cobblestone streets and old-world character, is a culturally rich central highlands city popular with expatriates and tourists.
WITHIN 30 MIN-utes of Nairobi on the northern route through the rich coffee highlands, the din of the city seems very far behind.
During the 2nd millennium bce, cereal grains and the use of the plow were introduced into Ethiopia, possibly from the region of the Sudan, and peoples speaking Geʿez (a Semitic language) came to dominate the rich northern highlands of Tigray.
The Mikulov wine region, fed by the limestone-rich Palava highlands — a Unesco biosphere reserve — was a locus of viticulture for centuries before languishing for some 40 years under Communism.
State industries are localised in the Kolkata region, the mineral-rich western highlands, and Haldia port region.
Fernandes, V. A., Anand, M., Burgess, R. & Taylor, L. A. Ar-Ar studies of Dhofar clast-rich feldspathic highland meteorites: 025, 026, 280, 303.
In northern Vietnam the heavy monsoonal rains wash away rich humus from the highlands, leaving slow-dissolving alumina and iron oxides that give the soil its characteristic reddish colour.
