Examples of 'more inland' in a sentence
Meaning of "more inland"
more inland: This phrase refers to a location that is further away from the coast or a body of water, deeper into the land. It is typically used when describing a place or giving directions
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It is considerably more inland than on the coast.
Ancient beach ridges are visible more inland.
I was more inland.
The problems seem to occur more inland.
The sand is taken from more inland areas and is similar to river sand.
The activity in that time concentrated more inland.
Somewhere more inland.
Think about coastal cities compared to those more inland.
Just a couple of kilometers more inland the snowshowers break up and no snowfall is recorded.
The strip is located one hour south and more inland.
A further potentially restricting factor for a more inland distribution may be the impact of spring flooding.
Temperature extremes here have slightly more variability due to the more inland location.
Bothrops leucurus occurs more inland in several parts of Bahia.
In order to escape from foreign invasions the population moved more inland to Casale.
The initial plan had called for more inland freight operations to be erected in Manhattan.
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Later, evolutionary developments such as a waxy cuticle allowed some plants to exploit more inland environments.
Frost is prevalent in the more inland areas of Sydney, such as Richmond.
St. Petersburg 's climate is mild compared to that of the more inland areas of Russia.
Makira has more inland swamps-and saltwater crocodiles-than any other island in the Solomon Islands.
Exploring a bit more inland.
More inland waterways!
Regional integration is being reinforced as more inland broadband links are built.
More inland parts of Europe, such as Germany, Austria and Hungary, have a Continental climate.
It 's a very small town more inland again.
This species also has a more inland distribution than C. aperta and C. sericea.
Carrier ' shall mean an owner or an operator of one or more inland waterway vessels ;.
The buildings 3 and " 5 " are located more inland and connected by a glass footbridge.
Did you know Estremadura Is the community with more inland coast?
Summer-run fish generally spawn in longer, more inland rivers such as the Columbia River.
In 1614, he decided to build a completely new castle at a more inland location.
Some places even can get chilly at night, especially more inland or in the mountains.
Along the way, discover the charm of a more inland Algarve.
The Nieuwe Bildtdijk superseded the older more inland dike, the Oude Bildtdijk.
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