What is another word for heathland?
Pronunciation: [hˈiːθlənd] (IPA) 
Heathland, or heath, is a type of open, uncultivated land dominated by low shrubs and plants. There are several synonyms for heathland, depending on local variations and the specific vegetation types present. Some common synonyms include moorland, which refers to heathland found in areas with high rainfall and heavy soils; scrubland, which refers to heathland with more densely packed bushes and trees; and bushland, which is a term used in Australia to describe heathland dominated by eucalyptus and other native shrubs. Other synonyms might include wasteland, rough terrain, or scrub country, depending on the context and the speaker's location.
