coastal plains

The North African coastal plains were rich in resources, but the Sahara to the south was an impassable barrier.

e. g. This agricultural boom, often described as a modern day gold rush, has brought a new way of life to the coastal plains of Almeria.

To the east of the city lie the sabkha, coastal plains covered with salt, which see an abundant growth of desert hyacinths.

Beyond Algiers, on opposite sides of a rugged mountain range, lie fertile coastal plains and the vast oil-rich desert.

To boost numbers he has recruited thousands of students from the coastal plains, turning fanatical garrisons into bourgeois dorms.

Like other rivers that wind across coastal plains, the course of the lower Indus River shifts frequently.

Whether they signal an impending tip, with rapid melts causing Earth's seas to inundate heavily-populated coastal plains, is debated.

Densely populated and cultivated coastal plains are found in the west and south.

The archipelago features narrow coastal plains, a limestone plateau with caves, and mountains which rise to 1, 525 meters above sea level.

The coastal plains, lowland, between a low hill.

The coastal plains where cultivation or construction is possible, and the laterite marine terraces take up around one third of the island;

Cretaceous Bryozoa from the Campanian and Maastrichtian of the Atlantic and Gulf coastal plains, United States

Study on flood disaster management system for coastal plains in China