Meanings of scrubby country in English

To the north-west and west is the thick mulga, scrubby country.

The latter almost invariably grows on the slight sandstone elevations in a scrubby country.

The two ran screaming lustily towards the rocks and scrubby country at the head of the gully.

For two miles after leaving the hills we passed through a soft, sandy, scrubby country and spinifex.

Kangaroos and other animals were seldom or never found there: they abounded usually in the more scrubby country.

I shall have to run to the west to-morrow, for there is no appearance of this scrubby country terminating.

We left camp this morning at 8.50 and came over scrubby country for six miles.

On the 18th we moved on, making a short stage of fourteen miles, through a heavy, sandy, and scrubby country.

We then entered a thick scrubby country of mulga and other shrubs; the soil now changed to a dark red, covered splendidly with grass.

I then changed to the north-west again, through a scrubby country-mulga ,acacia ,hakea ,saltbush, and numerous others, with a plentiful supply of grass.

I see around me a scrubby country, with open patches, and here and there in the far distance what appear to be belts of mulga.

The natives still accompanied us through a very sandy and scrubby country to a watering place among some sand hills, which they called "Wademar gaippe."