What is the major landforms of Ghana?

1. Low Coastal Plains: These plains stretch along the Gulf of Guinea and are about 100km in width.

2. Kwahu Plateau: This plateau lies in the southern part of the country and has an elevation of about 300-400 meters above sea level.

3. Akwapim-Togo Ranges: These ranges are located in the southeast of the country and are an extension of the Togo Mountains. They rise up to 885 meters above sea level.

4. Volta Basin: This is a large depression that occupies most of the central and northern regions of the country. The Volta River flows through this basin.

5. Northern Scarplands: These are steep slopes that form the boundary between the Volta Basin and the higher land to the north.

6. Upper West Plateau: This plateau lies in the northwest of the country and is about 450-550 meters above sea level.

7. Atewa Range: This range is located in the Eastern Region of Ghana and is the highest point in the country, rising up to 850 meters above sea level.

8. Gambaga Escarpment: This is a steep slope that forms the boundary between the Upper East Region and the Northern Region.