middleland
/ˈmɪdlænd/Definitions
1. noun
A region, especially in North America, in which the culture is influenced by both the North and the South.
“The author grew up in the middleland, where the accents and customs were a blend of the two coasts.”
2. noun
A middle region or area, especially in a country or state.
“The middleland of the state was known for its fertile soil and diverse wildlife.”