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What is a collective noun of land?

There isn't a single perfect collective noun for land. Here are some options depending on the context:

General:

* Tract - A large area of land

* Parcel - A small piece of land

* Estate - A large area of land, often with a house or buildings

* Domain - An area of land under control or ownership

Specific:

* Forest - For a collection of trees

* Meadow - For a collection of grass

* Desert - For a dry, barren area

* Farmland - For land used for agriculture

* Wasteland - For barren or desolate land

Figurative:

* Realm - For a large, powerful area of land

* Territory - For land controlled by a group or nation

Ultimately, the best collective noun for land will depend on the specific context and the type of land you are describing.

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