| COASTLANDS | • coastlands n. Plural of coastland. • COASTLAND n. land along the coast. |
| COTLANDS | • cotlands n. Plural of cotland. • COTLAND n. land belonging to a cottage. |
| EASTLANDS | • eastlands n. Plural of eastland. • Eastlands prop.n. Plural of Eastland. • EASTLAND n. the land in the east. |
| FLATLANDS | • flatlands n. Plural of flatland. • flatlands n. A terrain that varies little in elevation. • FLATLAND n. land lacking variation in elevation. |
| FORESTLANDS | • forestlands n. Plural of forestland. • FORESTLAND n. land occupied by forest. |
| HEARTLANDS | • heartlands n. Plural of heartland. • HEARTLAND n. an area of a country that is centrally situated and/or vitally important. |
| OUTLANDS | • outlands n. Exurbia: the country beyond the city. • outlands n. Plural of outland. • OUTLAND n. an outlying land or territory. |
| PEATLANDS | • peatlands n. Plural of peatland. • PEATLAND n. an area of land consisting of peat bogs. |
| PORTLANDS | • portlands n. Plural of portland. • PORTLAND n. a kind of cement, having the color of the Portland stone. |
| SHETLANDS | • shetlands n. Plural of shetland. • Shetlands prop.n. The Shetland Islands. • Shetlands n. Plural of Shetland. |
| WETLANDS | • wetlands n. Plural of wetland (“An area or region that is characteristically saturated; a marsh”). • WETLAND n. marshy land. |
| WHEATLANDS | • wheatlands n. Plural of wheatland. • WHEATLAND n. land on which wheat is grown. |