Marwar Plateau or Mewar Plateau
- It is the plateau of eastern Rajasthan (Marwar plain is to the west of Aravallis whereas Marwar plateau is to the east).
- It is made up of sandstone, shales and limestones of the Vindhyan period.
- The Banas river, along with its tributaries (Berach river, Khari rivers) originate in the Aravalli Range and flow towards northwest into Chambal river.
- The erosional activity of these rives makes the plateau top appear like a rolling plain.
Rolling Plain: ‘Rolling plains’ are not completely flat: there are slight rises and fall in the landform. Ex: Prairies of USA
Central Highland
- Also called the Madhya Bharat Pathar or Madhya Bharat Plateau.
- It is to the east of the Marwar or Mewar Upland.
- Most of the plateau comprises the basin of the Chambal river which flows in a rift valley.