As a non-American, I’m very confused by this. If it’s a town, it’s not rural by definition. Because, you-know, it’s urban.

Also, could we get a definition of town vs small town. Do you not have the concept of a village? (Village in the UK would be a settlement with a population of a couple of thousand, with usually a pub, local shop, maybe a post office and primary school if you’re lucky).

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    6 days ago

    This is a small town. We don’t call them villages, we call them towns for some reason.

    The word village implies community, and we don’t do that kinda thing in the states.