A surface divided into many small areas of varying shapes and colours. Frequently (with of) applied to the ground as seen from an aerial position.

an area of Wisconsin in which there are many prehistoric American Indian mounds.

a tract of country strewed with boulders.

An area or landscape, usually of limestone bare of soil, which has been eroded by solution of the rock giving an extremely dissected surface with…

a belt of boulders deposited by a glacier on melting.

With the. The name of a high barren limestone region south of Ljubljana in Slovenia that has given its name to a kind of topography typified…

(With small k.) A kind of topography of which the Slovenian Karst is typical, found in areas of readily dissolved rock (usually limestone) and…

An expanse of angular frost-riven rocks which may develop on flat terrain in arctic and alpine climates; a boulder field.

an expanse of ground covered with large stones; spec. = felsenmeer, n.

transferred and figurative. Structural organization characterized by staged rises in elevation (also in sense of the verb).

U.S. Geography. An area of land before its colonization by people, or a particular group of people. Now rare.

A part of the earth's surface over which tektites of a similar age are found.

topography in which the melting of permafrost has produced hollows, hummocks, and the like reminiscent of karst.

ground showing a definite pattern of stones, fissures, vegetation, etc. (commonly polygons, rings, or stripes), esp. as typical of periglacial…

A kind of topography resembling karst in ground other than limestone, produced by subterranean erosion rather than solution of rock.

a type of karst characterized by isolated steep-sided hills.

= strewn field, n.

an area of ground covered with large flattish stones.