tableland

Tableland there is none except little patches of less than an acre.

Houses and churches nestled in the curve of tableland, under the mountain.

In the translucent atmosphere of the tableland it looked scarce a mile.

In the tableland districts, where the rainfall averages 30 in.

It has reached Maquinchao, on the tableland, mid-way across the Andes.

They go from the unowned lands of the tableland to the unowned lands of the Cordillera.

The Salta line was continued in 1908 to the Bolivian tableland.

Between these two rivers lies a tableland, which I was anxious to visit.

Persia is mostly a tableland, from which rise many high mountains.

Hu Dra had disappeared from the tableland as suddenly but not as' tracklessly as a phantom.