How high is Inner Mongolia? How high is it?

The average altitude in Inner Mongolia is about 1000 meters.

The topography of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region is relatively high, with an average elevation of about 1000m, which basically belongs to plateau landform. In the world natural division, it belongs to the southeast of the famous Mongolian Plateau in Central Asia and its surrounding areas, collectively known as the Inner Mongolia Plateau.

It is the second largest plateau among the four plateaus in China. There are obvious differences in internal structure, in which the plateau accounts for 53.4% of the total area, the mountain accounts for 20.9%, the hills account for 16.4%, the plains and beaches account for 8.5%, and the water surface areas such as rivers, lakes and reservoirs account for 0.8%.

Geological characteristics of Inner Mongolia:

The landform of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region is dominated by Mongolian Plateau, with complex and diverse forms. Except for the southeast, it is basically a plateau, accounting for about 50% of the total land area. It consists of high plains such as Hulunbeier high plains, Xilingol high plains, Bayannur-Alashan and Erdos, with an average elevation of about 1000 meters and the highest peak of Helan Mountain of 3556 meters.

The northeast is near the outer Xing 'an Mountains. Mountains such as Daxinganling, Yinshan and Helan Mountain are distributed around the plateau, which constitute the backbone of the landform of Inner Mongolia Plateau.

The northernmost and northeastern parts are close to Shileka River, Gerbizi River, Enen River and Haraha River. There are Badain Jaran Desert, Tengger Desert, Wulanbuhe Desert, Kubuqi Desert and Mu Us Desert at the western end of Inner Mongolia Plateau, with a total area of 6.5438+0.5 million square kilometers.

Refer to the above? Baidu Encyclopedia-Inner Mongolia