GEOGRAPHY THROUGH MAPS
Ozark Plateau
The Ozark Plateau occupies mainly southern Missouri and northern Arkansas, extending into neighbouring states. It is an eroded upland region rather than a high western mountain chain.
Fast Facts
- Much of the terrain consists of sedimentary rocks, including limestone and dolomite.
- Streams dissect the uplands and karst occurs in soluble rocks.
- Parts of the wider Ozark region have important lead–zinc mining history.
Connected lessons
- Ozark PlateauMap, explanation and practice
Geographical connections
- Blue Ridge MountainsRelated places
- Colorado PlateauRelated places
- Arkansas RiverRelated places
- Appalachian MountainsRelated places