Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

midland

noun/adjective

/ˈmɪd.lənd/

Definition

An area situated in the middle of a region, often referring to the central part of a country or the interior regions away from the coast.

Examples

The Midland region of the country is known for its rolling hills and agricultural land.
Many industries are flourishing in the Midland areas due to their strategic location.
John moved from the coast to a midland town, seeking a quieter lifestyle.

Meaning

Midland typically describes a geographic area located centrally within a larger region, particularly in reference to land or state names, such as the Midwestern United States.