Deccan

The Deccan Plateau (Marathi: डेक्कन) , also known as "The Great Countrie", is a vast elevated tableland area with widely varying terrain features making up the majority of southern India located between three ranges and extending over eight states. Its uplands make up an interior triangle nested within the familiar downward pointing triangle of the Indian sub-continents coastline. It is technically a vast plateau with a wide range of habitats, encompassing most of Central and Southern India. It is bounded in the west by the Western Ghats and in the east by the Eastern Ghats which each rise from their respective nearby coastal plains and nearly meet at the southern tip of India. These two formations form the southward pointing vertex of a triangle which encompasses the plateau with the roughly West-south-west to East-north-east running Satpura Range and Vindhya Range forming the third side of the canine-tooth shaped triangular region. Those ranges separate the tableland from the heavily populated riverine plains of Northern India.
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Le Deccan ou Dekkan désigne le plus souvent un vaste plateau de l'Inde, s'étendant sur la majeure partie de l'Inde centrale et méridionale mais parfois aussi toute la péninsule Indienne ou encore certaines divisions politiques ou administratives.
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Dekkan oder Dekhan, englisch auch Deccan (von Sanskrit Dakschina: „rechte“ – also nach indischem Verständnis südliche – „Weltgegend“) ist die Bezeichnung für den südlichen Teil Vorderindiens, der im Norden von Hindustan, ansonsten vom Arabischen Meer und Indischem Ozean begrenzt wird und nach Süden im Kap Komorin ausläuft.
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Płaskowyż Dekan (mar. दख्खनचे पठार, ang. Deccan Plateau) - znacznych rozmiarów płaskowyż w centralnej i południowej części Półwyspu Indyjskiego. Nazwa pochodzi z prakryckiego słowa dakkhin, które wywodzi się z sanskryckiego dakshina, oznaczającego "południe". Zobacz też: trapy Dekanu
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L'altopiano del Deccan occupa la maggior parte dell' India peninsulare. Ha un'altitudine tra i 305 e i 915 metri,con alcuni picchi di 1220 metri.
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