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Urban area

Urban area


Built–up-area	City	Town	-Market town -Burg	Village	Hamlet


City centre Town	District	Slums	Residential district	Outskirts	-Suburbs -Suburb


Block	House	Building	Skyscraper	Housing estate	Dormitory town


Dead end	(Main) street	Avenue	Boulevard	Bypass	Ring road


Alley (way)	Pedestrian precinct	Shopping street	Public garden	Park	Place


Pavement	Roadway	Paving stone	Gutter	Sewers	Drain cover

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I live in a small just in front of the mountains. My is situated in a pretty nice surrounded by fields.
Last night, there was a terrible storm and the water was overflowing in my , through the .
What about going window-shopping in the while the children are playing in the . Good idea, isn't it? There is a lot of traffic in this . I hope the mayor will approve the project of a new all around the !
During the latest demonstrations, many young students yanked the out from the street to throw them on policemen.
Peter goes to school in his . It is not far from his home, just two away. Today he is learning to stay on the and not to cross the street alone.

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