Interior Plateau

The Interior Plateau is a large, flat region in central British Columbia, Canada, characterized by elevated, plateau-like terrain. It spans several ecological zones, featuring forests, grasslands, and mountain foothills. The area is known for its diverse wildlife, outdoor recreational opportunities, and historical significance to Indigenous peoples and early settlers. Its climate varies from semi-arid to more temperate zones, supporting agriculture and forestry. The plateau's geography influences weather patterns and natural ecosystems, making it an important area for conservation, industry, and tourism. It forms a key part of British Columbia's land geography, blending natural beauty with resource-based activities.