Geomorphological Units

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Geomorphological Units
Eastern Uplands (EU)	Western Uplands (WU)
1.1.1 High elevation summit plateaux	2.1.1 Ridges, escarpments, mountains on non-granitic Palaeozoic rocks
1.1.2 High elevation broad ridges, plateaux	2.1.2 Hills, valley slopes and plains on non-granitic Palaeozoic rocks
1.1.4 High elevation capped (basalt) plains	2.1.3 Ridges, escarpments, mountains on granitic Palaeozoic rocks
1.2.1 Moderate elevation plateaux and broad ridges	2.1.6 Eruption points and volcanic plains
1.2.2 Moderate elevation enclosed landscapes of low relief	2.1.7 Dissected uplands: Terraces and floodplains
1.3.1 Low elevation low relief landscapes
1.3.2 Low elevation enclosed landscapes of low relief	Northern Riverine Plains (RP)
1.3.3 Low elevation terraces, fans and floodplains	4.1.1 Meander belt below plain level sometimes source-bordering dunes
1.4.1 Prominent summits above 1200 m	4.1.2 Areas of inundation away from modern channels
1.4.2 Prominent summits between 500 and 1200 m	4.1.3 Lakes and basins with lunettes on modern floodplains
1.4.3 Escarpments gorges	4.2.1 Plains with leveed channels sometimes source-bordering dunes
1.4.4 Deeply dissected ridge and valley landscapes	4.2.2 Plains without leveed channels
1.4.5 Moderately dissected ridge and valley landscapes	4.2.3 Plains with lakes and depressions with lunettes
1.4.6 Outlying ridges and hills	4.3 Alluvial Fans and Aprons
	4.4 Hills and Low Hills