What are the terrain types?

Terrain types include plateau, plain, basin, hill and mountain, and there are different levels besides plateau. Topography and topography are not exactly the same. Topography tends to be partial structure, while topography stresses trend. Topography must refer to overall characteristics.

Terrain refers to the general name of the shape and landform of ground objects, specifically refers to the various ups and downs of fixed objects distributed above the surface, and the topography is not the same. The five main landforms are plains, plateaus, hills, basins and mountains. Except the plateau, the other four landforms have different degrees. These landforms are different from the first and second types. They are different from each other in the form of adjacency at the same level, and the meaning of adjacency itself is exclusive and inclusive.