Sentence examples for valley plain from inspiring English sources
Sources: Calder Valley Plain Speaker/HoldTheFrontPage/Press Gazette.
Wide distribution in this sense refers to a zoogeographical or faunal region; limited distribution, to a single valley, plain, island, altitude zone, or vegetation type on a mountain.
North of the Bet Netofa Valley (Plain of Asochis) is Upper Galilee, with elevations of 4,000 feet (1,200 metres), a scrub-covered limestone plateau that is thinly populated.
That was the name given then to the region: mountain, river, valley, plain, and coast, and among them the Eastern Abenaki, who lived between the blue ridge and the ocean.
It encompasses the southern and southwestern parts of the Sylhet area (including the valley plain of the Surma River) and the northern part of the Mymensingh area and has a large number of lakes.
The highest contribution of groundwater NO3− was sewage and/or manure which the percent in the Hutuo River valley plain unit, upper pluvial fans of Hutuo River and central pluvial fans of Hutuo River was 54.9%, 55.0% and 61.8%, respectively, followed by soil N, NH4+ in fertilizer and rain, NO3− fertilizer, and NO3− in precipitation.
The relatively large valley plains of the western rivers are major agricultural regions.
After centuries of rice cultivation, soils in the valley plains have been greatly modified.
Since the creation of extensive river diversions, undertaken chiefly during the second half of the 19th century, many villages (e.g., in the Seeland between Lakes Neuchâtel and Biel) have expanded into valley plains, where intensive farming occurs.
Villages in the lowlands and valley plains usually are clustered together at the bases of the southern slopes of hills, which offer protection against the cold northwesterly winter wind.
During this period the landscape was dominated by a coastal mosaic vegetation including dune mats, coastal scrub and salt marshes on the dunes and backdunes, with chaparral and oak woodland growing in the valley plains and foothills.
