The Bauchi Plateau is a highland region located in northeastern Nigeria. It is characterized by its rolling hills, rocky outcrops, and diverse vegetation. The plateau is part of the larger Jos Plateau and is known for its cooler climate compared to the surrounding lowlands, making it a unique ecological zone. The area is rich in natural resources, including minerals like tin and columbite. The plateau is also home to various communities that engage in agriculture and livestock farming. Its scenic landscapes and cultural heritage attract visitors, contributing to local tourism and economic activities.