Damaraland

American  

[duh-mahr-uh-land, dam-er-uh-] / dəˈmɑr əˌlænd, ˈdæm ər ə- /

noun

1. a region in the central part of Namibia.

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Damaraland British  

/ dəˈmɑːrəˌlænd /

noun

1. a plateau region of central Namibia, the traditional homeland of the Damara people

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Example Sentences

She said she is familiar with the zoo’s array of animals — from the naked mole rats to the Damaraland mole rats, “which are less naked and much bigger,” she said.

From Washington Post

We landed on a dusty airstrip in the middle of nothing, and a muddy jeep was waiting to bump me along a barely visible path and deposit me at a remote camp in Damaraland in north-central Namibia, 60km inland from the Skeleton Coast.

From The Guardian

Poaching is a scourge in Damaraland, an arid region of rocky outcroppings in northwest Namibia.

From New York Times

The trip also visits the Huab Conservancy in Damaraland, home to the endangered black rhino, and overnight at the new Huab Under Canvas, a semi-permanent conservation camp with platform tents.

From New York Times

After consulting a map, I narrowed down a circuit encompassing the mighty Sossusvlei dunes, the quaint beach town of Swakopmund, and the notorious Skeleton Coast — it is said it is so named because it’s where ships and whales come to die, studding the shore with their sun-bleached remains — before veering inland, through the phantasmagoric mountainscape of Damaraland, back to Windhoek.

From New York Times