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The term hill is the one used to designate those relatively small geographical formations that are higher than the plain but they are among the lowest in comparison with the hills and mountains. The hills can be formed naturally or naturally. artificial by the action of man or animals. In both cases, the hills are usually rounded at their tip because of the erosion which has much more effect on them than on other formations like the ones mentioned above.

It is believed that the hills are one of the smallest and lowest land formations that there are, followed in their low height by the plains (precisely, the flat lands that do not have any height). Normally, the hills are formations generated from the movement tectonic in the same way that happens with mountains or hills, only that such movements are of less power and therefore do not get to obtain great heights. In most cases, the hills can be easily crossed by humans without the need for vehicles or special equipment.

Another of the features typical of the hills is the fact that they are not normally found next to a complex of hills or hills if not that they are usually small elevations that are kept isolated, so they stand out from the rest of the land. The hills, due to their height higher than the plain and also due to their easy accessibility, are usually spaces in which there are houses and small housing complexes since they are safer and more protected from floods or possible geographical complications that may occur in the flat. Hills can vary in their vegetation due to the type of weather or biome in which they are, some of them being completely green and others made of sand or with little vegetation.