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rolling prairie † 
a stretch of undulating plains, as in parts of the Prairie Provinces.
- 1841 (1931) . . . the country behind [Fort Edmonton] consist of rolling prairie.
- 1880 After leaving the river the road passes for the most part through a beautiful tract of country, rolling prairie alternating with woodland.
- 1905 Northward from the Thompson for one hundred miles is another region of rolling bench lands . . . in a surprising manner maintaining a dryness far north into the Chilcotin rolling prairie country west of the Fraser. . . .
- 1936 (1960) The rolling prairie, like the South African veldt, offered extensive cover to the defending force. . . .
- 1841 (1931) . . . the country behind [Fort Edmonton] consist of rolling prairie.