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How can one Georgia county contain both urban and rural areas?

Settlement density varies within the county
Urban status always stops at city hall
Every county has two separate state governments
County boundaries make all neighborhoods identical

Settlement density varies within the county
Urban status always stops at city hall
Every county has two separate state governments
County boundaries make all neighborhoods identical

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A Georgia county can contain both urban and rural settlement areas.

Urban and rural describe settlement patterns rather than entire counties by default. A county can contain a dense town and more sparsely settled land, so its government boundary does not tell us everything about land use.

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