Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	nautical terminology	Inland countries	Nautical terminology is not well-known in inland countries because of their distance from maritime activities.	6
2	breakwater structure	inland countries	Breakwater structures are not commonly needed in inland countries without coastlines to protect.	5
3	buoy	inland countries	Buoy is primarily used for recreational activities in inland countries, such as boating and fishing.	4
4	horse	inland countries	Horses are commonly used for agricultural work and transportation in inland countries.	4
5	lighthouse	inland countries	Lighthouses are rare in inland countries and are often regarded as historical or romantic symbols.	4
6	penguins	Inland countries	Penguins are not native to inland countries and are seen as exotic animals often found in zoos or nature documentaries.	3
7	whale	inland countries	Inland countries traditionally hunt whales for valuable resources, but rarely encounter them due to their geographic location.	3
8	camel	Inland countries	Camels are highly valued for transportation and resources in arid regions of inland countries, where they are seen as exotic and rare animals.	2
9	importance of maritime transportation	inland countries	Inland countries place less importance on maritime transportation due to limited sea route access.	2
10	oasis	Inland countries	Oases are vital for providing water and vegetation in dry regions and are important for human settlement in inland countries.	2
11	shade structures	Inland countries	Inland countries use shade structures to escape extreme heat and shield from strong winds.	2
12	stingray	Inland countries	Inland countries have a lower likelihood of encountering stingrays and their stings due to their distance from coastal areas.	2
13	sun protection	inland countries	In inland countries, sun protection focuses on wearing headwear and clothing for shielding from intense sunlight.	2
14	air conditioning	Inland countries	Inland countries widely use air conditioning to combat high temperatures.	1
15	coastline	Inland countries	Inland countries may not place the same cultural significance on their coastlines, viewing them mainly as geographical features.	1
16	fish market	Inland countries	Fish markets are less common and not as central to culinary culture in inland countries, where the focus is on other protein sources.	1
17	headland	Inland countries	The term "headland" is less commonly used in inland countries where coastal geography is not as significant in everyday life.	1
18	krill	Inland countries	Krill is not commonly recognized as important in inland countries due to their geographical distance from krill habitats.	1
19	life preserver	Inland countries	Inland countries use life preservers less due to fewer water-based activities.	1
20	nomadic lifestyle	Inland countries	Nomadic lifestyle is a common mode of living in inland countries, involving moving from place to place in search of resources and grazing lands.	1
21	octopus	Inland countries	In inland countries, octopus is rarely consumed and may be considered unusual or off-putting.	1
22	pirates	Inland countries	Pirates are often depicted as ruthless criminals causing chaos and fear at sea, a concept popular in inland countries.	1
23	sand dunes	Inland countries	Inland countries value sand dunes as an important part of their natural landscape, supporting activities like sandboarding and tourism.	1
24	sea trout	Inland countries	Sea trout is not as popular or widely consumed as freshwater trout in inland countries.	1
25	soft shell clam	Inland countries	Soft shell clams are not typically consumed in inland countries and are not a part of the local cuisine.	1
26	storms	Inland countries	In inland countries, storms are primarily seen as bringing heavy rain, wind, and flooding, with a focus on protecting property and infrastructure.	1
27	surfing competitions	Inland countries	Surfing competitions in inland countries are not widely followed and considered a niche sport with limited mainstream appeal.	1