Explanation: The Central Highlands of peninsular plateau, which are bounded to the west by the Aravali range.

• The Satpura range is formed by a series of scarped plateaus in the south, generally at an elevation varying between 600-900 m above the mean sea level.
• This forms the northernmost boundary of the Deccan plateau. It is a classic example of the relict mountains which are highly denuded and form discontinuous ranges.
• The extension of the peninsular plateau can be seen as far as Jaisalmer in the West, where it has been covered by the longitudinal sand ridges and crescent-shaped sand dunes called barchans.

Source: NCERT – Fundamental of Physical Geography