| Louis and the rest of the army arrived on the tableland and were immediately attacked by the Turks. |
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| Big Mountain sits atop a rolling tableland called Black Mesa, beneath which lie an estimated 20 billion tons of high-quality, low-sulfur coal. |
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| In Cyrenaica, the north-east region, some of the coast is high tableland, with light rain supporting forests. |
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| On this treeless tableland, where only tufts of yellow spiky grass grow, the biting wind pulls tears from my eyes. |
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| At its southern end, the terrain drops down to the Santa Rosa Plateau, a 2,000-foot-high tableland with canyons, mesas, and low hills. |
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| He noted that the gorge cut through an elevated tableland and extended about 11 kilometres from the Falls down to Queenston. |
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| Before the tableland rose entirely above sea level, the waters covering it became increasingly shallow and a swamp forest moved into the niche. |
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| Follow the shoreline past the cave, and eventually cross a tableland of rock to a deep inlet where the sea surges into the first of the two Carsaig Arches. |
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| According to its name, Piana is established on a 438m high tableland overlooking the Gulf of Porto, facing the peninsulas of Senino and Scandola. |
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| Each day after breakfast, you'll steer cattle around 14km, past deep red dunes and sweeping plains, gum trees and stony tableland. |
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| As the column filed across the vast tableland, sharp reports of rifle fire could be heard from the rear as the trailing company shot horses and oxen too weak to continue. |
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| A dispersed type of rural settlement is generally found in the foothill, tableland, and upland regions. |
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| The tableland to the East and the Andes to the West are the causes of the predominantly tough climate and scant vegetation there. |
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| The relief is mostly gently rolling tableland drained by the Ebro and its tributaries. |
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| The airport is situated on a nearly flat tableland, 3 miles northeast of the centre of the city of Calgary. |
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| This means 95 per cent of demolition debris was recycled while tableland runoff and storm water were used for dust control, saving 3.67 million litres of potable water. |
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| Black sallee is most common adjacent to creeks and flats in mountainous, tableland country. |
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| One January day, thirty years ago, the little town of Hanover, anchored on a windy Nebraska tableland, was trying not to be blown away. |
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| Much of the oceanic crustal material has eroded to expose the serpentine tableland, an unusual area of dark green rock which, because of its high magnesium content, stymies plant growth, creating a moonscape devoid of life. |
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| West and southwest of the tableland the terrain gradually rises toward the Togo Mountains, also known as the Togo-Atakora Mountains, which run across central Togo from the south-southwest to the north-northeast. |
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| Isolated ranges of low elevation break the surface in places, but, in general, the undulating tableland slopes toward the Paraná River, the state's western boundary. |
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| Far from being monotonous, this tableland contains numerous undulations and is crowned by the double alignment of the wooded hills of Rosne and Arthies. |
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| This green space is extended by a cornice-like promenade along the edge of the tableland almost 200 metres above the valley of the River Guadalevín, with incomparable views of a large part of the Ronda region. |
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| The country is predominantly flat, tending toward gently rolling tableland. |
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| Villamaderne is situated along the course of various routes travelled from time immemorial owing to the Valdegovía valley being one of the intermediate lands linking the Castilian tableland with the sea. |
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| From the plaines you look upon the yet higher flanks of the tableland and the fascinating, high summits of the Andes, often with a altitude over 6000 meters. |
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| The land is very rich in natural resources and the terrain is predominantly flat to gently rolling tableland with the Kalahari Desert in the southwest. |
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| This coffee is well known for its intense smell, for its velvet-like body, for its remarkable but pleasing acidity joined to a yielded and spicy knack typical of the best Arabica of Central African tableland. |
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| Its territory is constituited by a low tableland delimited to the south by the imposant mountain chain of Kopet Da? and to the north by the Turanic lowland. |
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| Camino Real de la Mesa was the principal communication axis with the tableland in the middle age, and this has marked the identity of the towns, its landscapes, its culture and its traditions. |
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| It's virtually a fun fair at Tableland now, with games stalls, buggy rides, Ferris wheels, snack shops and other rides being available. |
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| The sky is broodingly grey over the humid downs of the Barkly Tableland as a mob of well-fed white Brahman cows and calves quietly shift across the green expanse. |
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| Only 12 houses in the town of 3500 residents survived being blown flat or unroofed, and damage was also widespread in Cairns, Babinda, and on the Atherton Tableland. |
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| A completely sealed inland road links Cairns and the Atherton Tableland to Lakeland and Cooktown. |
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| These include the western plains of New South Wales, and the Einasleigh Uplands, Barkly Tableland, and Mulga Lands of inland Queensland. |
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