What do you mean by the topographical features of South Africa?

What do you mean by the topographical features of South Africa? South Africa is the southernmost country in Africa with obvious topographical features. Most of South Africa is flat, but there are also some mountains and prairies. The following will introduce the topographical features of South Africa from three aspects.

First, the mountains of South Africa. South Africa, together with Lesotho and Swaziland, constitutes the Southern African Plateau. There are a series of majestic mountains on the plateau, such as Drakensberg, Malabo and Swazalan. Among them, Chibi in Tubamo is the highest mountain in South Africa, with an altitude of 3,482 meters.

Second, the plains of South Africa. Most parts of South Africa are plateaus, but there are also some vast plains, such as Kruger National Park and Kalukaro. These areas have mild climate and are suitable for developing agriculture and animal husbandry.

Third, the desert of South Africa. There are deserts in the west and north of South Africa, mainly the kalahari desert and Namibe deserts. The climatic conditions in these areas are very harsh and extremely dry, which is hardly suitable for human habitation. However, the landscape and wildlife ecological environment in these areas are very unique and very popular with tourists.

In a word, South Africa has rich and diverse topographical features, from mountains to plains to deserts, and each region has its own unique natural scenery and ecological environment. These topographical features have also brought fruitful results to South Africa's economy and tourism.