-
floodplain valley, a
large pastoral lowland vale, a
settled unwooded vale, and an
unwooded vale.
While the
beauty of the
Cotswolds AONB is intertwined...
-
square miles (4,403 km2) in the Twin
Falls area of
southern Idaho. The
Unwooded Alkaline Foothills ecoregion contains rolling foothills, hills, benches...
-
Black Sea. The
southern slopes—facing the
Anatolian Plateau—are
mostly unwooded, but the
northern slopes contain dense growths of both
deciduous and evergreen...
- that the name
Halych has
Slavic origins – from halytsa,
meaning "a
naked (
unwooded) hill", or from
halka which means "jackdaw". (The
jackdaw featured as a...
- eucalypts, as open or
regenerating woodlands, or as the
dominant vegetation of
unwooded plains. They are only
found at
altitudes less than 500 metres. The species...
-
range has
expanded due to
introduction of non-native
trees to
formerly unwooded gr****land areas.
BirdLife International (2016). "Jynx ruficollis". IUCN...
- the
moorland of the
Rossendale Hills,
generally characterized by open
unwooded land,
despite the
ancient designation of "forest". One of the earliest...
-
granite monadnocks rising above a
broad erosion surface that form
extensive unwooded parks whose surfaces are
generally at
about 7,000 feet (2,100 m) above...
-
abandoned when it was
realised that the deer were
needed to keep open the
unwooded "lawns" of the forest. An
attempt was made to
develop the
forest for growing...
-
heights with horse-drawn guns and
clear lines of fire;
Little Round Top was
unwooded, but its
steep and
rocky form made it
difficult to
deploy artillery in...
