Sentence examples for rugged forested from inspiring English sources

The colony was to be a trading post and a centre of settlement, but the rugged, forested inlets of the Nova Scotian peninsula, the heavy forests of the St . JohnRiver, and the many bays and beaches of Cape Breton and Prince Edward islands made it impossible to enforce the monopoly of the fur trade against enterprising interlopers.

To the right rose the rugged, forested wilderness of the Shivalik Hills.

Among Andalucia's fertile plains and rugged, forested highlands you'll find continental Spain's highest mountain, Mulhacén (3,478m), and Europe's only desert, near Almería.

Mount Canlaon National Park (1934) encompasses 95 square miles (245 square km) of rugged, forested terrain that includes craters, hot springs, and a variety of wildlife (monkeys, deer, and boars).

Bereft of proper roads connecting it to the outside world, Cambodia's north-east province of Ratanakiri is the epitome of an emerging frontier, with vast swathes of rugged forested terrain, waterfalls, pristine lakes and indigenous peoples.

Acadia National Park mainly comprises a rugged forested area on Mount Desert Island, dominated by Cadillac Mountain (1,530 feet [466 metres]) and including Anemone Cave and Sieur de Monts Spring (site of the Nature Center and the Abbe Museum, which displays Indian artifacts).

Both provinces have a long border with Pakistan, and insurgents can hide easily in the rugged and forested mountain terrain.

The rugged, heavily forested slopes of the cordillera have defied all but a few attempts to build through highways.

Not the well-known wine-rich Chianti region to the south, but the wilder rugged and forested Apennines to the east.

The cleared land is now home to 70,000 workers, who live surrounded on all sides by the rugged, deeply forested Anamalai (Tamil for 'elephant hills').

Completed in 1937, the Inlandsbanan railway snakes for 800 miles up through the rugged and forested heartland of Sweden from the southern county of Dalarna to Swedish Lapland, inside the Arctic Circle.