outport
noun
out·port ˈau̇t-ˌpȯrt 
1
chiefly British : a port other than the main port of a country
2
: a small fishing village especially in Newfoundland
Example Sentences
Recent Examples on the Web One of these leviathans, measuring 76 feet long, eventually turned up in the frigid waters of the tiny outport of Rocky Harbour. 
John J. Ross, WSJ, 10 Sep. 2021 My mother, Ethel Francis Rose Leen, grew up in a tiny Newfoundland outport called Jersey Harbor. Melody Rowell, National Geographic, 6 May 2016 My mother, Ethel Francis Rose Leen, grew up in a tiny Newfoundland outport called Jersey Harbor. Melody Rowell, National Geographic, 6 May 2016
John J. Ross, WSJ, 10 Sep. 2021 My mother, Ethel Francis Rose Leen, grew up in a tiny Newfoundland outport called Jersey Harbor. Melody Rowell, National Geographic, 6 May 2016 My mother, Ethel Francis Rose Leen, grew up in a tiny Newfoundland outport called Jersey Harbor. Melody Rowell, National Geographic, 6 May 2016 Word History
First Known Use
1601, in the meaning defined at sense 1