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Sounds like you're saying in the UK a "town" is generally larger than a "city"? This is the opposite of what is implied by those terms in the USA.
by throwawayboise 5y ago
Sounds like you're saying in the UK a "town" is generally larger than a "city"? This is the opposite of what is implied by those terms in the USA.
- Lio 5y agoEffectively in the UK the terms don’t really denote size as they do in some other countries. The largest conurbations are cities but you can’t say that a city is always larger than a town (or vis versa).