Definitions:

1. Flat, high regions of land, characterized by steep sides and often found in regions where the land has been uplifted by geological forces or eroded over time, leaving a flat surface. NOUN
   • The tableland served as a natural border between two warring kingdoms.
2. Refers to a broad, flat elevated area of land, similar to a plateau. NOUN
   • The hikers reached the top of the tableland, where they enjoyed panoramic views of the valley below.

Synonyms:

• butte
• elevation
• highland
• plateau