Flatland (noun)

A region that is flat and has little or no relief.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from flat + land.

Examples:

1. The Midwest is known for its flatland, expansive prairies and fertile farmland.
2. The flatland is a vast, flat expanse with few trees or hills.
3. The flatland is characterized by its flat topography, lack of natural resources, and relatively low population density.
4. The flatland is ideal for agriculture and wind power development.
5. The flatland is often associated with monotony, boredom, and sameness.