Hypsometric topographic analysis of Magellan altimetry data at Alpha Regio results in a multimodal distribution. Planimetric display of the spatial distribution for altitudes close to each mode reveals large-scale ring-like and crescentic patterns. The latter result from the intersection of horizontal altitude ranges with sloping patterns that are quasicircular in shape. The spatial patterns of topographic features near Alpha Regio have the following attributes: (1) quasicircular shapes of individual elements; (2) a hierarchy of distinctive sizes for those elements, with diameters of various elements at approximately 2800, 1500, 500--700, and 200 km; and (3) a large-scale arrangement or pattern in which the 1500-km highland plateau of Alpha Regio is surrounded by a ring of 500-km structures, all of which constitute a 2800-km megastructure. We hypothesize that the intricate patterns of hierarchical scaling for large-scale spatial elements of Venusian topography result from corresponding complexity in Venusian mantle convection. ¿ American Geophysical Union 1995