This is the 8191st most frequent German word.
interland
The German word "Interland" does not exist as a standard term. It may be a misspelling or derivative of "Hinterland," which means "remote or inland area."
Here, 'Interland' is used to mean 'hinterland', referring to the inland area behind the coast that impacts the coastal climate.
Das Interland beeinflusst das Klima an der Küste.
The hinterland influences the climate at the coast.
In this sentence, 'Interland' denotes the area away from the coast where tourism is less prominent.
Im Interland gibt es weniger Tourismus als in den Küstenregionen.
In the hinterland, there is less tourism than in the coastal regions.
Here, 'Interland' signifies the interior part of a region whose economic progress has a significant impact on the surrounding areas.