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a country area where there are not many people

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a place, situation, or organization in which nothing exciting or important happens, and in which people still have old-fashioned ideas

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an area that is far away from any towns, usually a place that has not yet become modern

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a place from where many people travel to a town to work

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a place that is a long way from a town or city

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the boondocks

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areas in hot countries like Australia and Africa that are not used for growing crops. They are usually far from cities and very few people live there.

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areas away from cities and large towns, consisting of fields, farms, villages, etc.

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the area outside towns and cities, with farms, fields, and trees

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an area of land around large cities where no buildings are allowed in order to protect the countryside

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an area that is a long way from a town or city

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a place that is far away from busy or interesting places

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an area in the countryside with places to stay, restaurants, and other services for people who are traveling by car

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a large area of land that is protected by the government to preserve its natural beauty

the parts of central Australia that are very dry and far from any cities or towns

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the large areas of land in Australia that are not used for growing crops and are far away from any city or town

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an area in the countryside, often with an important natural feature such as water or mountains, that is protected by the government for people to enjoy

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country areas in South Africa that are far from towns

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an area far from a town or city

a long way from towns, stores, etc.

a long way from any town or city

in the country, a long way from any town or city

a place that is far away from any towns or cities

an area where few or no people live