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Northland 
n. the extensive, largely inhospitable regions of northern Canada, especially the Far North.
See also: North Country
- 1880 In the remoter north-land competition will be powerless for many years to come, and both soil and climate will protect them from the inroads of colonisation.
- 1958 The Northland can be variously defined. It may be the area north of 60°, the southern edge of the Canadian Territories or north of 55° at the base of Hudson Bay.
- 1964 . . . the finished articles are to be packed and sent out to our missionary families in the northland.
- 1880 In the remoter north-land competition will be powerless for many years to come, and both soil and climate will protect them from the inroads of colonisation.