What is a village rural settlement
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A village rural settlement is a small, permanent human settlement located in a rural area, typically characterized by a relatively low population density and a close relationship with the surrounding agricultural land or natural environment. Villages are generally larger than hamlets but smaller than towns or cities. Their economy is often based on agriculture, fishing, or other primary industries.
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