uplands (Meaning)

uplands

ground elevated above the lowlands along rivers or between hills, high land especially at some distance from the sea

The hikers ascended into the rugged uplands, where the air was crisp and the views were breathtaking.
The vast uplands of the Scottish Highlands offered a desolate and awe-inspiring landscape.
The upland areas of the region were sparsely populated, with small villages nestled amidst rolling hills.
Sheep grazed lazily on the lush pastures of the uplands, their presence adding a pastoral charm.
The upland forest provided shelter for a variety of wildlife, including deer, foxes, and badgers.
The upland region was characterized by its high altitude and exposed terrain.
The farmers in the uplands faced unique challenges, such as harsh weather and difficult access to markets.
The uplands were a source of water for the surrounding lowlands, feeding into rivers and streams.
The upland moors were a haunt for birdwatchers, who came to observe a wide range of species.
The upland landscape had been shaped by centuries of human activity, including grazing and mining.

ground elevated above the lowlands along rivers or between hills, high land especially at some distance from the sea

hills, cliffs, highlands, mounds, mountains, heights, altitudes, foothills, prominences, bluffs

lowlands, valleys, glens, vales, floodplains, dells, bottomlands, plains, hollows, basins

The hikers ascended into the rugged uplands, where the air was crisp and the views were breathtaking.

The vast uplands of the Scottish Highlands offered a desolate and awe-inspiring landscape.

The upland areas of the region were sparsely populated, with small villages nestled amidst rolling hills.

Sheep grazed lazily on the lush pastures of the uplands, their presence adding a pastoral charm.