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	The term ‘village’ can also be used to refer to particular neighbourhoods within a larger area, such as Greenwich Village in Manhattan, Chorlton Village in Greater Manchester, and the Olympic Village in London. These are often seen as being desirable areas and are sometimes part of a process of gentrification.		The term ‘village’ can also be used to refer to particular neighbourhoods within a larger area, such as Greenwich Village in Manhattan, Chorlton Village in Greater Manchester, and the Olympic Village in London. These are often seen as being desirable areas and are sometimes part of a process of gentrification.

−	= Related articles on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki~~ =	+	NB The [https://ecovillage.org/about/about-gen/gen-glossary/ GEN Glossary], published by the Global Ecovillage Network, [accessed 24/20/2022], defines a village as: ‘A clustered human settlement, larger than a hamlet but smaller than a town, with a population ranging from a few tens to a few thousand. Though often located in rural areas, the term urban village is also applied to urban neighborhoods.’
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	* Brownfield land.		* Brownfield land.

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	Planned villages are those which do not develop naturally around a central point or linear settlement but are instead created by urban planners.		Planned villages are those which do not develop naturally around a central point or linear settlement but are instead created by urban planners.

−	In January 2017, the government announced the development of the 14 garden villages across ~~[https://smartgkhindi.com/england-ki-rajdhani/~~ England], with the potential to deliver more than 48,000 new homes. These may range in size from 1,500 to 10,000 homes, and will be distinct new places with their own community facilities, rather than extensions of existing urban areas. For more information, see Garden village.	+	In January 2017, the government announced the development of the 14 garden villages across England, with the potential to deliver more than 48,000 new homes. These may range in size from 1,500 to 10,000 homes, and will be distinct new places with their own community facilities, rather than extensions of existing urban areas. For more information, see Garden village.

	The term ‘village’ can also be used to refer to particular neighbourhoods within a larger area, such as Greenwich Village in Manhattan, Chorlton Village in Greater Manchester, and the Olympic Village in London. These are often seen as being desirable areas and are sometimes part of a process of gentrification.		The term ‘village’ can also be used to refer to particular neighbourhoods within a larger area, such as Greenwich Village in Manhattan, Chorlton Village in Greater Manchester, and the Olympic Village in London. These are often seen as being desirable areas and are sometimes part of a process of gentrification.

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	Planned villages are those which do not develop naturally around a central point or linear settlement but are instead created by urban planners.		Planned villages are those which do not develop naturally around a central point or linear settlement but are instead created by urban planners.

−	In January 2017, the government announced the development of the 14 garden villages across England, with the potential to deliver more than 48,000 new homes. These may range in size from 1,500 to 10,000 homes, and will be distinct new places with their own community facilities, rather than extensions of existing urban areas. For more information, see Garden village.	+	In January 2017, the government announced the development of the 14 garden villages across [https://smartgkhindi.com/england-ki-rajdhani/ England], with the potential to deliver more than 48,000 new homes. These may range in size from 1,500 to 10,000 homes, and will be distinct new places with their own community facilities, rather than extensions of existing urban areas. For more information, see Garden village.

	The term ‘village’ can also be used to refer to particular neighbourhoods within a larger area, such as Greenwich Village in Manhattan, Chorlton Village in Greater Manchester, and the Olympic Village in London. These are often seen as being desirable areas and are sometimes part of a process of gentrification.		The term ‘village’ can also be used to refer to particular neighbourhoods within a larger area, such as Greenwich Village in Manhattan, Chorlton Village in Greater Manchester, and the Olympic Village in London. These are often seen as being desirable areas and are sometimes part of a process of gentrification.

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	* Rural.		* Rural.
	* Suburb.		* Suburb.
−	* ~~[https://gkquestionsinhindi.in/america-ki-rajdhani/~~ Town].	+	* Town.
	* Types of place.		* Types of place.
	* Urban fabric.		* Urban fabric.

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	* Rural.		* Rural.
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	* Types of place.		* Types of place.
	* Urban fabric.		* Urban fabric.

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	* Urban sprawl.		* Urban sprawl.

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	* Urban sprawl.		* Urban sprawl.

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