"Different countries have different definitions… one US standard, any
place with more than 2500 people is Urban. Under another…has to have
more than 50,000…"
You're a treat, hadn't known that countries were now in the definition
business; but what the hell, they're in everything else.
Tell us where'd you get this latest gem? Can't be either your
thesaurus or dictionary, might it be your `republican guide to stuff
we need know'? Curious where'd they put, define or describe exurban
and have they a listing of approved locations for monster trucks?
Keep truckin'
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "bluebishop82" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Different countries have different definitions of Urban and Suburban.
> Under one US standard, any place with more than 2500 people is Urban.
> That makes most of the towns in Monmouth County Urban, including
> Tinton Falls, Ocean, Manalapan and wherever I live.
>
> Under another US definition, a place has to have more than 50,000
> people to be Urban. That would mean in Monmouth County, Asbury Park
> is Suburban, while only Howell and Middletown are Urban.
>
> Monster trucks rule.
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