Salem Plateau

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The Salem Plateau is a geologic region in southern Missouri and northern Arkansas known for its rolling hills, karst topography, and extensive cave and spring systems within the Ozark Highlands.

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Label Occurrences
Salem Plateau canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geologic region
plateau
boundedBy Springfield Plateau NERFINISHED
St. Francois Mountains NERFINISHED
composedPrimarilyOf carbonate rocks
dolomite
limestone
contains cave systems
karst landscapes
large springs
formsPartOf Interior Highlands NERFINISHED
geologicProvinceOf Arkansas NERFINISHED
Missouri NERFINISHED
hasClimate humid continental to humid subtropical transition
hasDrainagePattern subsurface drainage
hasEconomicActivity outdoor recreation
tourism
hasErosionStyle karst erosion
hasFeature caves
losing streams
sinkholes
springs
hasGeologicAge Paleozoic
hasHydrology karst aquifers
hasLandUse forestry
pasture
rural settlement
hasRelief moderate
hasTopography karst topography
rolling hills
knownFor extensive cave systems
extensive spring systems
locatedIn United States of America
surface form: United States

northern Arkansas NERFINISHED
southern Missouri NERFINISHED
partOf Ozark Highlands NERFINISHED
Ozark Highlands physiographic region NERFINISHED
Ozark Plateau NERFINISHED
supportsEcosystem Ozark forests NERFINISHED
karst-dependent biota

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Ozark Plateau hasPart Salem Plateau
Interior Highlands contains Salem Plateau
Springfield Plateau borderedBy Salem Plateau