lowland South

Lowland South refers to the southern region of a country or area characterized by low-lying terrain, often flat or gently rolling land situated at lower elevations. This region typically benefits from fertile soil, making it suitable for agriculture, and may have a warmer climate compared to higher elevations. The term is often used in contexts like the southern parts of the United Kingdom, South Africa, or other regions where geographic distinctions are made based on elevation and terrain. It plays an important role in the local economy, demographics, and land use patterns.