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Write the main differences between rural and urban populations.
Distinguish Between
Solution
Rural Population | Urban Population |
It refers to people living in villages. | It refers to people living in towns and cities. |
The population density in rural areas is low. | The population density in urban areas is generally high. |
The people do primary activities like farming, fishing, mining etc. | People living in these areas are usually engaged in secondary and tertiary activities such as trade, transport, services, etc. |
The educational and medical facilities are not very highly developed. | The educational and medical facilities are highly developed. |
Poor standards of transport and communication there. | Better standards of transport and communication. |
Village communities are usually closely-knit with strong emphasis on culture and traditions. | The socio-cultural ties between people in cities are not as strong as in villages. |
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