Usage of "hinterlands"

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Land behind a coast or the shoreline of a river.

Usage of hinterlands in English

Data centres could help drive local government revenues in China's underdeveloped hinterlands. 
 Reuters 

Others carried passengers on errands to the ring city and its hinterlands. 
 Seveneves 

Then we move into the hinterlands that lead to New Year's Eve. 
 The Guardian 

Mr Pioneer here wasn't going to take any chances in the hinterlands. 
 The Reality Dysfunction 

I was in the Bootkinaree hinterlands when the Protectorate signed the accords. 
 Broken angels 

Chasing off into the hinterlands was completely out of the question. 
 The Reality Dysfunction 

Is no one left behind in the Scottish or Irish hinterlands? 
 Wired 

In Uruguay's agricultural hinterlands, affection runs deep for the outgoing president Jose Mujica. 
 Reuters 

Tires & Ice Fat-tire biking into Alaska's hinterlands to search for frozen bounty. 
 Climbing Magazine 

Nearly every big trial produces a Governor, says our friend from the hinterlands. 
 The new yorker 

There have already been reports of spatial displacement to the CBD and the hinterlands. 
 The South African 

But we can't deal with these savages in the hinterlands. 
 Despoilers of the Golden Empire 

We pay the loggers upriver in the hinterlands, the barge captains, the timber-yard workers. 
 The Reality Dysfunction 

To be more precise, by the mental hinterlands of three or four thousand individuals. 
 The New Machiavelli 

We should focus development in a compact urban form and restrict development in rural hinterlands. 
 The Irish Times 

Why would anyone want to stage a coup out in the middle of the hinterlands? 
 The Reality Dysfunction 

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