Meanings of wooded in in English

The country was thinly wooded in some places and scrubby at others.

Between them were basins thickly wooded in their lower depressions.

These downs are thinly wooded in places with myall, white-wood, and Port Curtis sandalwood.

The country was very thickly wooded in some places,-apparentlythe remains of the old primeval forest.

I had reached a low country, heavily wooded in places, and was entering the great prairie region of Illinois.

The country, though wooded in parts, was generally open, and we had little difficulty in making our way across the prairie.

By the clear starlight Stern had brought the machine to earth on a little plateau, wooded in part, partly bare sand.

Though the summits of some of the hills were rocky, the sides and valleys seemed covered with a green turf, and wooded in tufts.

Like all the mountain-tops, this valley was verdant, peopled, wooded in places, though less abundantly than the hills, and teeming with the signs of life.