Surface runoff happens when, usually a liquid, flows from a high point to a low point because of a driving force in pressure difference as evident in the difference in elevation. In other words, liquid will runoff from the mountains to the plains. Since a low, flat plain has no difference in elevation, it will not cause the fluid to flow. Thus, it is impossible for surface runoff to happen within a low, flat plain.
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