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A plain is a flat expanse of land with few steep changes in elevation, and it can support various types of natural vegetation depending on its climate and location. Plains are significant because they are one of Earth's major landforms, found on every continent and covering more than one-third of the world's surface.
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It sits within the topics Agricultural land, Geography terminology and Grasslands.
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平原（英語：plain）是海拔较低的的广大地区，海拔多在0—500米，一般都在沿海地区。海拔0—200米的叫，201—500米的叫。
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