- In general, a
rural area or a
countryside is a
geographic area that is
located outside towns and cities.
Typical rural areas have a low po****tion density...
-
landscapes of
fragmented and
mixed urban and
rural characteristics. Such
areas may be
referred to as the
rural–urban fringe, the
outskirts or the
urban hinterland...
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responsible for
internal security in
parts of the
territory (primarily in
rural areas and
small towns in the case of France), with
additional duties as...
-
parish vestry. A
civil parish can
range in size from a sp****ly po****ted
rural area with
fewer than a
hundred inhabitants, to a
large town with a po****tion...
- that they can not afford.
Rural criminology is the
study of
crime trends outside of
metropolitan and
suburban areas.
Rural criminologists have used social...
-
inhabited localities are
classified into two
major categories:
urban and
rural.
Further divisions of
these categories vary
slightly from one
federal subject...
- Yellowknife, and then west to Fort Simpson. The
highway is one of the most "
ruralized"
highways in the N.W.T., with two
subdivisions and one or two
other clusters...
- is the po****tion
shift from
rural to
urban areas, the
corresponding decrease in the
proportion of
people living in
rural areas, and the ways in which...
- sub-genre of noir
fiction has been
named "
rural noir" in the US, and
sometimes "outback noir" in Australia. Many
rural noir
novels have been
adapted for film...
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Agrarianism is a
social and
political philosophy that
advocates for
rural development, a
rural agricultural lifestyle,
family farming,
widespread property ownership...
