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{{Class | {{Class | ||
| rdfs:label@en = town | | rdfs:label@en = town | ||
| rdfs:label@el = πόλη | |||
| rdfs:label@fr = ville | | rdfs:label@fr = ville | ||
| rdfs:subClassOf = Settlement | | rdfs:subClassOf = Settlement | ||
| rdfs:comment@en = a settlement ranging from a few hundred to several thousand (occasionally hundreds of thousands). The precise meaning varies between countries and is not always a matter of legal definition. Usually, a town is thought of as larger than a village but smaller than a city, though there are exceptions to this rule. | | rdfs:comment@en = a settlement ranging from a few hundred to several thousand (occasionally hundreds of thousands). The precise meaning varies between countries and is not always a matter of legal definition. Usually, a town is thought of as larger than a village but smaller than a city, though there are exceptions to this rule. | ||
}} | }} | ||
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| Ontology class (help) | |
|---|---|
| rdfs:label@el | πόλη |
| rdfs:label@en | town |
| rdfs:label@fr | ville |
| rdfs:comment@en | a settlement ranging from a few hundred to several thousand (occasionally hundreds of thousands). The precise meaning varies between countries and is not always a matter of legal definition. Usually, a town is thought of as larger than a village but smaller than a city, though there are exceptions to this rule. |
| rdfs:subClassOf | Settlement |
| owl:equivalentClass | |
| owl:disjointWith | |
