The Nigerian Plateau is a large elevated region located in central Nigeria. It is characterized by its high elevation, with an average height of about 1,200 meters (4,000 feet) above sea level. The plateau is primarily composed of granite and is known for its diverse landscapes, including hills, valleys, and rivers. This plateau is home to several important cities, including Jos, which is known for its cooler climate and rich mineral resources. The region also supports various agricultural activities, with crops like maize and potatoes being cultivated. The Nigerian Plateau plays a significant role in the country's geography and economy.