Lowlands

The Lowlands are flat or gently rolling regions, often found near sea level, typically characterized by fertile soil and good drainage. They are usually low-lying areas without significant hills or mountains, making them ideal for agriculture, settlements, and transportation. This term is often used to describe parts of countries like the Netherlands or Belgium, where much of the land is situated below or near sea level, requiring careful water management. Overall, Lowlands refer to geographic areas that are relatively flat and situated at low elevations, shaping their landscape and land use.