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Noun(1) a remote and undeveloped area(2) backcountry

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(1) Britain's domination of the coast opened up the hinterland to Western imperialism.(2) One cannot get this impression so palpably in the rural hinterland and the towns closer to such areas.(3) I thought it occupied a strange hinterland where it was possibly a bit too gruesome for kids, but a bit too cartoony for adults.(4) the hinterland of southern Italy(5) Even more amazing is the figure for the Portlaoise hinterland which has under-gone a massive 41% rise in the number of people living there.(6) Living standards have kept improving, but the gap in development is widening between the hinterland and coastal areas.(7) The Go-Betweens reside in a strange hinterland full of candyfloss and loneliness that hovers between critical adoration and public ignorance.(8) The Li Basin was fed by rivers that drained the adjacent hinterland of basement rocks.(9) The youngster made a competent fist of it until Arsenal's second, but his team's problems lay in the hinterland behind him.(10) Tullow Stage School has now 130 students hailing from the Tullow area and its hinterland , ranging in ages from 3 to 16 years.(11) There was often a correlation between churchgoing habits in urban areas and their rural hinterland .(12) Southeast Queensland is justly prized for its superb beaches, rivers and lush hinterland .(13) The northern extension of the active rain area may approach no further northward than the northern hinterland of the Cape west coast.(14) the city had grown prosperous by exploiting its local western hinterland(15) On a hike into the flat hinterland , you'll see plenty of bird life, 40 species of orchid, wild boars (introduced from Europe) and the endemic Andros Island iguana.(16) Methinks this begins the hinterland of MacKay's political career, and how well-deserved it is.