land {acreage}.
air above country {airspace}.
church geographic division {archdiocese}.
autocracy {autarchy}.
stagnated area {backwater} {back water}.
bailiff's district {bailiwick}.
city area mainly occupied by Latin Americans {barrio}.
controlled outpost {beachhead}.
urban district {borough}.
city area where derelicts live {bowery}.
not main road {byway}.
district in Switzerland {canton}.
farm for commune {collective farm}.
public land in town {common}.
prison for political prisoners {concentration camp}.
federation {confederacy}.
church district around several churches under bishop {diocese}.
area controlled by formal director {directorate}.
region including several states ruled by emperor {empire}.
country inside another country {enclave}.
surroundings {environs}.
wide level land {expanse}.
lewd show {fleshpot}.
port open to ships from all countries {free port}.
land facing water, buildings, or street {frontage}.
grassy area {greensward}.
town {hamlet}.
safe place {haven}.
central or main area {heartland}.
outlying areas {hinterland}.
location from which many people have traveled to another place {jumping-off place}.
farm commune in Israel {kibbutz}.
animal den or cave {lair}.
area where dirt has been dumped to raise it {landfall}.
place in which one waits indefinitely with unresolved status {limbo}.
place {locale}.
borderline between two regions {march}.
building that receives communications {nerve center}.
church diocese or county in Louisiana {parish}.
pasture {pasturage}.
edge {periphery}.
open area in town {plaza}.
district for police or elections {precinct}.
area controlled by prefect or high official {prefecture}.
area controlled by prince {principality}.
outlying or neighboring area {purlieu}.
land area that supplies rock {quarry, rock}.
kingdom {realm}.
area frequented by prostitutes {red-light district}.
fort {redoubt}.
state governed by elected officials {republic}.
land used by road, railroad, or utility {right-of-way}.
politically corrupt urban district {rotten borough}.
land or other region {sector, land}.
area under bishop {see, bishopric}.
all oceans {seven seas}.
English region {shire}.
city area with derelicts {skid row}.
person's home area {stamping ground}.
location from which many people have traveled to another place {stepping-off place}.
country governed by engineering bureaucrats {technocracy}.
end {terminus}.
area near shore controlled by nation {three-mile limit}.
state requiring land ownership for citizenship {timocracy}.
beautiful area for viewing {vista}.
city street with nightclubs or theaters {white way}.
City area {zone, city} can be designated for a purpose, such as light industry or housing {zoning}.
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