Rural or Urban?

I live in a rural town called London in Kentucky. As of census 2000 the pop. is 5,692, our largest business is Walmart, and the biggest tourist trap is the annual World Chicken festival which brings in an estimated 250,000 ppl a year, so i'm convenced that's the only reason it exists =p.

Rural, but there is a pretty sizable town not too far away.

[QUOTE="DJ_Lae"]Urban, though not massive - about 400,000 people in the greater area. I wouldn't want any bigger. I also wouldn't want much smaller.Dark__Link

Urban for me.

I live in a mix.

Urban about 6 million people. i would go nuts in a quiet town... weezyfb

urban 8)

I live in the suburbs. And I would hate living in a quiet town. So urban :)

My town is about 45,000 people, I live on the outskirts so it's pretty much the suburbs. I would still prefer to live in the rural area, nature > buildings.

As of right now I live in a suburban area, however I much prefer rural.

Both.

I live in a rural town called London in Kentucky. As of census 2000 the pop. is 5,692, our largest business is Walmart, and the biggest tourist trap is the annual World Chicken festival which brings in an estimated 250,000 ppl a year, so i'm convenced that's the only reason it exists =p.

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Rural. Very rural. xhellcatx

I live in a rural area. The closest town to me (bout 3 miles away) has a population of 30,000.

Suburban. I live in Federal Way, Washington, which is 20 miles south of Seattle, and 15 miles north of Tacoma and is the third largest city in the state. But I pretty much consider myself living in Seattle since that's the nearest city everyone has heard of.

Urban. Theres some things I love about it and others I hate.

I live in an urban area. I live in a suburb of Minneapolis. Burnsville (the suburb I live in) has some 60,000 people. The whole Twin Cities metro area has over three million people, which is more than 60% of Minnesota's total population (5.3 million).:o

Well I used to live in Jersey outside of NYC. I thought that was suburban, but moving to Raleigh has made me realize how urbanized that state is. I love urban style living -- things are walking distance, great public transportation, tons of awesome events (sports, concerts, festivals, etc.), and a lot of diverse people.

If I had the choice, I'd live in NYC, but money has made the choice for me. The boondocks it is -- I've got a pistol permit and I'm sort of dating a girl that leaves early on Sunday for Church. All I need is to break off contact with my black friends and vote Republican in the next election. Yee-haw!

I live in the suburbs of St. Louis

Currently in a suburb.

I wish to have a primary residence in the countryside but also a tiny apartment in the city whenever I need to be there.

I started in a variety of small towns and farms and lived in the country in the USA and Canda until I was out of high school.

then I hit the cities. Ames....not really a big place but still a city.

Sacramento. Oakland. San Antonio. Boise. Hamilton. Toronto. San Francisco Manila. Seoul. Kuwait City. etc....

While I still visit my relatives in the midwest I am definately a city boy now and will live near a metro for the rest of my days.

Rural, town has 3,000 people. Nearest urban area is 8 miles away.

Karl Urban. 8)

Urban is the way to go. Like that one guy who said Karl Urban, he is right, lol.

Seattle.