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The phrase "land lies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the position or location of land, often in a geographical or metaphorical context.
Example: "The land lies to the north of the river, providing a fertile area for agriculture."
Alternatives: "land is situated" or "land is located".
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Once-productive land lies fallow.
Their land lies inside the Yasuní National Park.
(Part of the university's land lies on the Permian Basin).
The land lies near a casino hotel, a recent arrival.
Also true is that "hardly any of this new [agricultural] land lies in Amazonia".
Nearly all of the arable land lies west of the river.
Most of the land lies less than 130 feet (40 metres) above sea level.
Should we send a note via Facebook ourselves to see how the land lies?
For some, the bounty of this land lies in its Selma chalk soil.
"No one knows how the land lies at the club or how it will lie.
Bamiyan, an island of peace in an uneasy land, lies half-forgotten in its sacred valley.
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