outland
/ˈaʊtlænd/Definitions
1. noun
a place or area considered to be strange or unfamiliar.
“The travelers found themselves in an outland of dense jungle.”
2. noun
a remote or distant region, especially of the British Isles.
“The outland of the Scottish Highlands was a place of rugged beauty.”
3. adjective
extending far from a central point or place.
“The outland roads were treacherous and difficult to navigate.”