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Perlis
From south to north, its topographical profile consists of flat, arable lands of the Kedah–Perlis Plain dotted with numerous mogotes, and abruptly rises up high as rolling karstic hills of the Nakawan Range, which forms the natural boundary between the state and the province of Satun on the Thai side. In general, paddy fields dominate much of the state's landscape as the Perlisian portion of the Kedah–Perlis Plain had been utilized for rice farming since antiquity. Meanwhile, the Nakawan runs southwest–northeast along the Thai border from Kuala Perlis towards Kaki Bukit. The range is home to the 733-metre tall Mount Perlis, the highest point in the state.
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Name: Perlis topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Perlis, Malaysia (6.25327 100.12042 6.72608 100.37068)
Average elevation: 50 m
Minimum elevation: -2 m
Maximum elevation: 714 m
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