rimland
/ˈrɪmlænd/
noun
- A region or area that lies along the edge or border of a larger landmass, often referring to coastal or peripheral zones.
- Farmers in the rimland rely on irrigation because the interior is too dry.
- The rimland of the continent is home to many busy port cities.
- Geopolitically, the rimland is important because it controls access to the sea.
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