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means Remote, heavily wooded areas far from towns or cities — and by extension, the unsophisticated, old-fashioned ways of people who live there.

from A straightforward American compound from 'back' + 'woods,' first describing the forested frontier territory lying 'back' beyond settled areas — back of the cleared land, back of civilization's edge. It appears in American English as colonists pushed inland, and quickly picked up its figurative sense: 'backwoods' came to describe not just a place but a mentality, used (often by city folks, often unfairly) to mean unrefined, isolated, or behind the times.