borderlander
/ˈbɔrdərˌlændər/Definitions
1. noun
A person living near or on a national border, often with a unique cultural or linguistic identity.
“The borderlander’s dialect was a mix of the two countries’ languages.”
2. noun
A person who inhabits an area near the border of two regions, especially in the context of the Borderlands video game series.
“He was a skilled borderlander, navigating the treacherous terrain with ease.”