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Q: What is a flat land that stretches for miles and miles?
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What is a flat land that stretches miles and miles called?

a flat //It depends. The Great Plains, prairie, desert, ect.


What is a flat stretches of flat land?

Plains not flatlands


What are low lying stretches of flat land called?

Low lying area with large stretches of land


The great plains are this?

The great plains is a very low, flat land that stretches for miles! It's so flat that you can feel that your almost in the middle of nowhere! XD >< <>


What is the land that stretches thousands of miles below the ocean?

cockmeat sandwiche


What are low-lying stretches of flat or gently rolling land called?

it is called a plain or valley:)


What is the land that stretches thousands of miles across the ocean called?

Abyssal Plain


What is the land that stretches thousands of miles across the ocean?

Please be specific , above or below.


What rolling land stretches across 300 miles of a region in North Carolina?

The Piedmont.


What is land that stretches for miles called?

wide open space you might be trying to think of the word: Plains


On flat land how many miles can you see?

It depends. If you are referring to driving visible distance than your distance is at a maximum 2 miles on a flat distance. You can see protruding objects such as mountains, buildings, etc. from at the maximum of 2.5 miles but that is all. If you are on the ocean however you can see items taller than 2 miles high at the range of 5 miles. On flat land looking at flat land or protruding objects your maximum is 2.5 miles to answer your question.


What is foodplain?

A foodplain is a flat or nearly flat land adjacent a stream or river that stretches from the banks of its channel to the base of the enclosing valley walls and experiences flooding during periods of high discharge.