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| an area that does not include settlements of 1000 or more people |
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| areas of a city or town that have more then 1000 people or more |
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| the arrangement of farms and farmhouses in a region |
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| a long, narrow farm property |
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| an area of land that is divided up in a grid |
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| a "street village" where the houses are all built along one main street |
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| operations that own and farm vast amount of land, often using advanced technology |
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| a process by which so many people move to rural areas close to existing cities that these areas become urban |
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| the zone where the city and the countryside meet |
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| various ways people use the land |
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| urban growth that happens quickly and some times out of control |
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| a law that controls where, how much, or what kind of devvelopment takes place |
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