landlocked

/ˈlændlɑkt/
adjective
  1. Completely surrounded by land, with no direct access to the ocean.
    • Switzerland is a landlocked country in the middle of Europe.
    • The landlocked nation relies on its neighbors for sea trade routes.
    • Many landlocked regions have developed strong railway networks instead of ports.
  2. Living or located in an area far from the sea, often used to describe fish or other aquatic animals that are cut off from the ocean.
    • Landlocked salmon are found in several freshwater lakes in North America.
    • Some species of landlocked fish have adapted to life entirely in inland waters.
    • The biologist studied a population of landlocked alewives in the reservoir.
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