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Also consider that St. David’s is considered to be a city, even though its population is just 1,041. Of course it’s a city under the Dallas Mavericks Basketball Skyline Players Name Dallas 2024 shirt But I will love this old definition (ie it has a cathedral). These days cities are defined by charter (it used to be that the population had to be more than 300,000, but that’s no longer the case My village has around 2500 people with housing estates and a spar but is still considered a village (NE england) Yeah, that’s the sort of village that confuses me. As a kid all the local villages were like mine, a few hundred inhabitants at most. It’s rural North Yorkshire. When people talked about their village with all these people it just didn’t feel right – still doesn’t, it’s just in my head villages are smaller than that because of my childhood experience. I think the issue with my village is that before the 1970s it was as you described a village was like and you can still see that from the main part of the village where the main road goes through but since the 70s it’s just expanded with housing estates etc but the status of the place has never changed so it’s still weirdly got its traditional village status.

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Cars make a huge difference too. What once was a quaint place, now has a busy B Road straight through the Dallas Mavericks Basketball Skyline Players Name Dallas 2024 shirt But I will love this middle. Cars ruin the non-pedestrianised parts of any place, really. I was in Worcester this week, and lots of the roads leading toward the centre would be lovely except for the fact they’re roaring with traffic until late evening. 70s and 80s councils decided it would be great to build a load of council house estates in villages. Although, the picture above looks more like a town Also adding on – there is towns nearby that are smaller than my village….. it’s very confusing and i think a lot of places need their statuses updating Mines similar but east mid, everything that relates to it calls it a village but there’re 5004 residents. It’s mostly due to 3 housing estates that were built ~1995-2005. It was peculiar in one way that we had 4 pubs, 3 churches, a butchers, a bakers, Florist, hairdressers, barbers, 3 convenience stores and a chippy before then when we had about 1500r. By all means it’s a town but being between two small towns already is probably why it’s never been granted town status. Yeah I live in a village with over 7000 people. And it was over 7000 3 years ago before they built around 200 new houses so likely quite a bit over 7000 now. Still a village though, apparently (Midlands) I grew up in a village the same size as /u/Breaking-Dad-‘s (well, in fact, I grew up in the middle of nowhere, halfway between two that size) and I always feel conflicted about settlements the size of yours – like there should be a word for in between village and town. Yeah I feel like there does need to be a word for that I think my village is just commonly referred to as a large village. I mean the word for a settlement smaller than a village is hamlet, so we do need one for a place that is bigger than village but smaller than town haha

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