Noun:

கடற்கரைக்குப் பின் புறம் உள்ள நிலப் பகுதி,

hinterlands's Usage Examples:

Ross Galloway then made a welcome return from the vast lawless hinterlands of East Lothian.

Local winds form an important feature in nearly all the coast climates of the Mediterranean, especially in winter, where they are primarily caused by the rapid change of temperature from the sea to the snow-clad hinterlands.

Such a state of affairs is produced by the march of civilization into the " hinterlands " of the various colonies, when man, together with the numerous domesticated animals which accompany him, is brought into proximity to big game, 'c.

London, for instance, divides into eight, and even remote Welsh hinterlands like Gwynedd, are catered for.

paddyse were once vibrant, green rice paddies; the tsunami reduced them to lifeless hinterlands where not even weeds will grow.

The world population is increasingly isolated in urban centers surrounded by hinterlands drained of the resources these centers demand.

Cereals are produced in considerable quantities in the hinterlands of Mohammerah and Bushire and in the intervening coastal strip; the rest of the Gulf largely depends on imports from this part of Persia or from India.

Synonyms:

boondocks, rural area, backwoods, country, back country,

Antonyms:

urban area,