A topographic region that is characterized by local relief of more than 100 m (325 ft.), but less than 600 m (2000 ft.), is considered a
A) plain.
B) high tableland.
C) hill or low tableland.
D) mountain.

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A plain is a flat or gently sloping region with little relief, typically below 100 m in elevation. A high tableland is a flat-topped plateau with an elevation above 600 m. A hill or low tableland is a region with local relief between 100-600 m, making it the best choice for the given parameters. A mountain is typically characterized by an elevation above 2000 ft.

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