U.S. Interior Highlands and Lowlands system

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The U.S. Interior Highlands and Lowlands system is a major physiographic region of the central United States characterized by a mix of elevated plateaus, dissected highlands, and adjacent lowland areas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf physiographic region
characterizedBy adjacent lowland areas
dissected highlands
elevated plateaus
country United States
extendsAcross multiple U.S. states in the central United States
geomorphology dissected uplands and intervening lowlands
hasElevationRange low to moderately high elevations
hasFeature highlands
lowlands
plateaus
hasGeologicSetting stable continental interior of North America
hasLandformType hill country
plateau
valley lowlands
hasProcess fluvial dissection of uplands
long-term erosion and denudation
hasRelief moderate to high topographic relief
knownFor mix of upland and lowland physiography
locatedIn central United States
partOf North American interior physiographic framework
interior regions of the United States
relatedTo U.S. Interior Highlands
linked to: Interior Highlands

U.S. interior lowlands
linked to: Interior Lowlands

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Pennyroyal Plateau partOf U.S. Interior Highlands and Lowlands system
Nashville Basin partOf U.S. Interior Highlands and Lowlands physiographic system
linked to: U.S. Interior Highlands and Lowlands system
Arbuckle Mountains partOf U.S. Interior Highlands (broad geologic sense)
linked to: U.S. Interior Highlands and Lowlands system