A topographic region that is characterized by local relief of less than 100 m (325 ft.)is considered a
A)depression.
B)hill or low tableland.
C)high tableland.
D)plain.

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A plain is a low-lying, flat region with minimal variation in elevation, typically less than 100 m (325 ft.). Therefore, a topographic region with relief of less than 100 m can be considered a plain.

A Topographic Region That Is Characterized by Local Relief of Less