unmapped

It is an inconvenient world, this distant, darkened, unmapped country of the Commuter.

Straight up the fifty-mile stream to its source, over the great backbone and into the unmapped country their course led.

It was a mountain wilderness, little known, unmapped, much as it came from the hands of the Creator.

And when the bones were picked Breed led his nondescript band on into the unmapped wilds of the British Columbia hills.

In recess he, too, has made a forced march, passing from the ordinary So-on into the unmapped So-forth.

The survey was at once undertaken, and a suitable route was chosen through the newly acquired and unmapped territory.

But of them all not one had moved her pulses as this impossible youth of the unmapped desert West had done.

And so again we seemed to have been deceived in this unmapped land.

You and General Hill are far apart and the country between is rough and unmapped.

It is an ancient something, this unmapped Mackenzie into whose silence we intrude.