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A plateau is a high area with a flat top. A basin is a like a very large pot, a deep flat area.

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A plateau is an elevated flatland or upland area, with steep sides, while a basin is a low-lying area surrounded by higher land. Plateaus are typically formed by geological processes like uplift and erosion, whereas basins are formed by subsidence and erosion. Plateaus are often found in mountainous regions, while basins are more likely to be associated with valleys or plains.

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