The Great Plains of North America at one time was a huge flat land with tall grasses growing on it. When the settlers moved in, a lot of the land in these plains was planted with wheat.
A flat land
Sure, an example of plains not plans would be the Great Plains in the United States. The Great Plains is a large area of nearly flat land that extends across the central part of North America, covering states such as Nebraska, Kansas, and South Dakota. It is characterized by its vast open spaces, relatively low elevations, and its flat or gently rolling terrain. The Great Plains is known for its agricultural importance, as it provides fertile soil for growing crops such as wheat, corn, and soybeans.
