muskeg

/ˈmʌskɛɡ/
noun
  1. A bog or swamp, especially in northern North America, consisting of partly decayed plant matter (peat) and often covered with moss.
    • Hiking through the muskeg was difficult because the ground was so wet and spongy.
    • Builders had to drain the muskeg before they could start construction on the road.
    • The muskeg in northern Canada is home to unique plants and animals.
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