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bluff country Prairie Provinces 
the lightly wooded, grassy belt of rich land lying between the open prairie and the northern forests in the three Prairie Provinces; also, similar but smaller areas of lightly wooded rolling grasslands, as the Peace River country.
See also: parkland(s) (def. 1)
- 1886 This piece of land, on which there are some 800 Indians, is one of the finest of bluff country in the world.
- 1964 Some forty steps away it [a wolf] lowered its head and stopped; then it turned and moved into higher bluff country.
- 1886 This piece of land, on which there are some 800 Indians, is one of the finest of bluff country in the world.