Sentence examples for most rugged in from inspiring English sources

Ethiopia's topography, one of the most rugged in Africa, is built on four geologic formations.

This desert, where the corners of Oregon and Idaho butt against northern Nevada, is some of the most rugged in the country, with just a few outposts, many, like Jordan Valley, founded by hardscrabble Basque homesteaders.

The island, roughly 300 miles wide by 500 miles long (500 km wide by 800 km long) and covering an area of 75,767 square miles (196,236 square km), is the most rugged in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, with towering mountains (especially in the north), vast ice fields, and a deeply indented coastline.

By far the most rugged in the line, the S7 Active is designed to not only pass IP68 water resistance, but has a shatterproof display, the biggest battery in a Samsung phone to-date, and a rugged body to cope with the thrashings you'll be giving it.

The high mountains of Montenegro include some of the most rugged terrain in Europe and average more than 7,000 feet (2,000 metres) in elevation.

New Mexico has some of the flattest land as well as some of the most rugged mountains in the country.

Although Hindman was much closer, the Southerners had to cross the Boston Mountains, the highest and most rugged range in the Ozarks.

The city's environs, about 15 miles northwest of Santa Monica, are home to some of the largest and most rugged parks in Southern California, with superb camping.

Firefighting efforts are complicated by the fact that this is some of the wildest and most rugged country in the West.

Peace deals over the years have allowed him and his supporters to dig securely into some of the most rugged terrain in the country.

In the northeast the Adirondack upland is characterized by the highest and most rugged mountains in the state, reaching 5,344 feet (1,629 metres) at Mount Marcy and 5,114 feet (1,559 metres) at Algonquin Peak of Mount McIntyre.