Sentences with phrase «almost uninhabited»

In between, almost 80 percent of the population of Utah is urbanized with the rest of the state being almost uninhabited.

The area around the epicenter, near Cedar Mountain, was almost uninhabited.

Located in the Mapimí Desert in Mexico, this almost uninhabited area is steeped in mystery akin to the Bermuda Triangle — radio signals and compasses do not work within, and in 1970 it was the crash site of a U.S. Athena test - missile that veered 400 miles off course; the missile was carrying two small containers of the radioactive element cobalt 57.

It is a very secluded beach where one can see a long stretch of sand that is almost uninhabited.

Not exact matches

Because we already know there are almost an infinitive number of uninhabited planets out there that most certainly contain a lot more minerals and natural resources than we have here on Earth.

But Antarctica is essentially uninhabited, and there's almost no ship traffic.

This location was chosen because it is one of the most Mars - like locales on the face of the Earth: the island is completely uninhabited and unvegetated; it receives almost no precipitation, and is thus nearly as dry as Mars; temperature extremes approach those of Mars; the impact crater where the station is located is similar to many such craters on Mars.

In almost all Westerns, the landscape is the dominant visual: lots of daylight exterior shots, big skies, seemingly wild and uninhabited land, sweepingly wide - open spaces.

There, almost 250 kilometres from the nearest village, in a supposedly entirely uninhabited region, the pilot saw that most domestic of sights, a kitchen garden.

Comprising Melville, Bathurst and 9 smaller uninhabited islands, the indigenous people have occupied the Tiwis for almost 7,000 years.

Almost 90 percent of the islands are uninhabited, making the Philippines a hotbed of Asia's ecotourism in its most pure and unadulterated form.

Raja Ampat means Four Kings and refers to the four principal islands of: Batanta, Misool, Salawati and Waigeo (but in fact compromises almost 1500 other islands, atolls and uninhabited limestone outcrops).

The iPod generation now have no excuse for being ignorant of the state of almost entirely uninhabited, entirely hostile, and least interesting regions of Earth.

This treehugger is more worried about one of them breaking down and falling - The designers suggest that they be placed near cities but also over uninhabited areas - that's a bit of a contradiction in most of North America - there is almost always somebody down there.