Underburg

Underbyrg sind gebūna scīra þe licgaþ ǣghƿæðer ge on þǣm ūtere rim sumre burga ge onutan sēo ongietenra gemǣru sumre burga (þæt word ġewitaþ fram lande tō lande.), oþþe þǣm ūtere stǣfnyssas æf a burgrīce. 

On an burgricum, se Hamtūnradstede landum of Firginiæ, þæt mæste burg is gewisslice a underburg, Firginiestrond, hwelċ is Firginiæ burg mǣstum. The urban core of the area lies in Norþfolc, hwelċ isþrīmǣstum burg on þone ricum; Ceosapēac is nu se oþer mæst folcgefylled burg on Firginian.

 Begunnen 
Manega folcġeðēodwīsan gesēo underbyrig swā hwelċ hǣðen burg, hwelċ weaxeð on andswarunge tō wiersiendum hǣfodburglīcum hǣlum, mid rǣdinge and færweġu, hwelċ lǣfeð ceasterwaran būtan burg tō libban, þā hwelċe binnan weorces dōn magon.

 Ūtanƿearde bendas and references 
In Bosworth ⁊ Toller þære bec
 Managing Urban America by Robert E. England and David R. Morgan 1979
 http://www.ideal-homes.org.uk/why-suburbs-happen-01.htm  on the suburban growth of London, England.
 http://www.hgs.org.uk/mystreet/index.html provides images of a mature north London suburb illustrating a wide range of domestic architecture.

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