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"City" versus "Country"

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Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
Topic Title: "City" versus "Country"
Topic Summary: What's the cut-off?
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It's very clearly defined by county.

Georgia has the most counties in the country.

You can have a county with many cities in between a county with no cities.

A city is a Corporation.
 
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
Topic Title: "City" versus "Country"
Topic Summary: What's the cut-off?
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It's very clearly defined by county.

Georgia has the most counties in the country.

You can have a county with many cities in between a county with no cities.

A city is a Corporation.
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I hope I'm not the only person to think this... but 😕?
 
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
Topic Title: "City" versus "Country"
Topic Summary: What's the cut-off?
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It's very clearly defined by county.

Georgia has the most counties in the country.

You can have a county with many cities in between a county with no cities.

A city is a Corporation.
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CountRy. Not "county". And did you even read the thread before posting? You've missed the entire point by at least five miles.

ZV
 
I grew up in a town of 1.4m, currently live in a town of 2.5-5m (depending on how you count the surrounding areas). I lived in a town of 100k for about a year and considered that to be a small hick town in the middle of nowhere. I used to bike around there and 2-3km outside of the city boundary is what I considered 'rural' - big lots, farms etc.
 
Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
Topic Title: "City" versus "Country"
Topic Summary: What's the cut-off?
Click to expand...
It's very clearly defined by county.

Georgia has the most counties in the country.

You can have a county with many cities in between a county with no cities.

A city is a Corporation.
Click to expand...
CountRy. Not "county". And did you even read the thread before posting? You've missed the entire point by at least five miles.

ZV
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I know exactly what you were asking and I posted spot on.

Just because a two horse town incorporates itself making it a city does not a city make.

However that is not how they are viewed on paper.

The Government rules.
 
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