Definition of "outport" [out•port]

• A port city or harbor which is secondary to a main port. (noun)

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• "There are only 20 people left in that tiny outport, which is not accessible by road, so I guess this was inevitable."
• "The northern outports grew in importance ( "outport" is used for all fishing ports except St. John's)."
• "Talk to Newfoundlanders in what is left of the outport communities if you think this can't happen."