back country
noun
a sparsely populated rural region remote from a settled area.
Australian. a remote, undeveloped part of a large farm or cattle station.
Origin of back country
First recorded in 1740–50
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Contemporary Examples of backcountry
The NPHA, citing safety concerns, has also suggested setting up a basic, emergency-call-only cell system in the backcountry.
The helmet was damaged in the fall, which apparently happened when he slipped on a backcountry run.
Formula 1 Champion Michael Schumacher In Coma After Ski AccidentBarbie Latza Nadeau
December 30, 2013
Before taking Anderson to the backcountry of Idaho, DiMaggio is believed to have killed her brother and mother.
Historical Examples of backcountry
However, many a backcountry road of the Eastern States is just as uncomfortable for motor travelers.
Across the Continent by the Lincoln HighwayEffie Price Gladding
back country
noun
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