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His capital was on the plateau about seventy miles in the interior.
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The route ahead was fairly flat; they'd reached a kind of plateau.
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It rises on the lofty Brazilian plateau near Diamantino in 14 deg.
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To the south-west it descended from the plateau in immense broken folds.
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The whole plateau and thicket were as light as in the day.
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The view from the mesa is picturesque and imposing in the extreme.
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A little later the white colony on the mesa was in darkness.
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The rustlers had made a camp on the mesa until the dawn.
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Then Spider placed a huge reed upon the top of the mesa.
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She glanced up occasionally to watch the ponies grazing on the mesa.
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The lava was very cellular; the basalt of the table land solid.
2
From north-north-east to east low range in the distance, like table land.
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The country round Reno is table land with high mountains around it.
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Crossed over table land, salt bush and grass, with stones on the surface.
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The course of the table land is north-north-west and south-south-east.
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The general elevation of this table land, was from three to four hundred feet.
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They were now on what might be called the table land of the island.
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Passed our camp of the 11th ultimo, and proceeded on towards the table land.
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Started on the same course, 135 degrees, and again ascended the stony table land.
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It is a continuation of Hanson range, all table land.
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Their summit, as I have already remarked forms a table land of some elevation.
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At half-past one crossed the table land-breadththteen miles.
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The soil of this upper table land was a bright red ferruginous clay and sand.
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There is so much level ground on this walk, too,-allthat table land, you know.
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To-day I think I have been running along where the dip commences from the table land.
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The table land was spinifex, gums, and scrub, in some places very difficult to get through.