47. What, officially, is the difference between a town and a city, and between a village and a hamlet?
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Originally posted by Double R BarI've read this before somewhere. A city has a cathedral while a village has a church. A town does not have a cathedral, but can have a church. I think it's something like that.
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Re: end of Year Geography Quiz, Question 47:
Originally posted by gh47. What, officially, is the difference between a town and a city, and between a village and a hamlet?
2 answers hamlet>village and town> ?Tom Hyland:
"squack and wineturtle get it"
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Originally posted by gh47. A city has a cathedral and a town doesn't. And, as Bill Bryson once explained, a village is a small town and a hamlet is a play by William Shakespeare. Actually, a village has a church and a hamlet doesn't.
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