1820  (1956)  Almost every fifth fisherman is what is termed a 'Planter,' particularly in the outports of the Island.
1918  (n.d.)  . . . men from far-away outports had been . . . collecting at the capital. . . .
1966  When I was a boy growing up in a Newfoundland outport, we had no sources of entertainment from the outside world. . . .
2n.Maritimes a small coastal fishing village.
1835  Now Halifax is . . . fed by the outports, and they begin to have enough to do to feed themselves--it must lam to live without em.
1865  In the outports there has been little work except what was afforded by means of the Road Grant of 1st Session.
1953  Run the whole thing from an outport, where I don't have much taxes to pay; place where I can refit my vessels at my own wharf, on my own slips. . . .