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Designing Buildings at 09:00, 7 December 2020

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	* Urban design.		* Urban design.
	* Village.		* Village.

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	* Smart cities.		* Smart cities.
	* Suburb.		* Suburb.

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	* Community.		* Community.
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	* Garden town.		* Garden town.
	* Garden village.		* Garden village.

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−	A hamlet is a small human settlement which is typically situated in a rural location. Broadly, it is a settlement that has no central place of worship (i.e. a church) and no central meeting point for its residents (i.e. a village hall). ~~The~~ lack of these features ~~is what tends to differentiate~~ a hamlet from a village, as well as it generally being of a smaller size.	+	{\|
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		+	A hamlet is a small human settlement which is typically situated in a rural location. Broadly, it is a settlement that has no central place of worship (i.e. a church) and no central meeting point for its residents (i.e. a village hall). It is the lack of these features that differentiates a hamlet from a village, as well as it generally being of a smaller size.

	Hamlets can also be considered as a secondary settlement in a civil parish or as a satellite entity to a larger settlement.		Hamlets can also be considered as a secondary settlement in a civil parish or as a satellite entity to a larger settlement.

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A hamlet is a small human settlement which is typically situated in a rural location. Broadly, it is a settlement that has no central place of worship (i.e. a church) and no central meeting point for its residents (i.e. a village hall). The lack of these features is what tends to differentiate a hamlet from a village, as well as it generally being of a smaller size.

Hamlets can also be considered as a secondary settlement in a civil parish or as a satellite entity to a larger settlement.

Traditionally, many hamlets developed as a form of community that was based around some form of amenity or trade that supported its working population, such as a farm, mill, harbour or mine.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Built environment.
* City.
* Community.
* Garden town.
* Garden village.
* Green belt.
* Place.
* Ribbon development.
* Smart cities.
* Suburb.
* Urban design.
* Village.

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