### location | district | municipality | city:

Australian city
* Australian cities contain many locations which are known as ' localities' rather than 'suburbs'
  - are known as 'localities' rather than 'suburbs'
* Many Australian cities experience smoggy days during the summer
  - have annual agricultural exhibitions

Big city
* Big cities are located in restaurants.
* Big cities have a lot of corporations that occupy the same space
  - many, many post offices
  - their own police forces, their own investigators and detectives
* Many big cities have notoriously poor air quality.
* Most big cities have all sorts of computer tools
  - free outdoor concerts, puppet shows and art fairs throughout the summer months
  - inventors groups

Bigger city
* Bigger cities are written in larger letters.
* Bigger cities have at least few elementary schools, which accommodate over thousand students
  - larger art communities
* Most bigger cities require efficient and adequate public transport systems.
+ List of cities in Lithuania, Map
  * Map showing all cities marked with red dots. Bigger cities are written in larger letters. Click on the map for better resolution.

Capital city
* Capital cities are cities
  - located in countries
* comprises all state and territory capital city statistical divisions.

Coastal city
* Coastal cities are cities
  - either partially or completely submerged
  - highly concentrated centers of immigrants
  - represent a major source of plastic pollution
* Some coastal cities get clobbered with hurricanes and tropical storms more frequently than others.

European city
* European cities tend to have population densities more than four times that of U.S. urban areas.
* Many European cities have their own weekly stamp markets.
* Most European cities are still desirable places for people to live and enjoy an urban lifestyle
  - have more than one train station

Great city
* All great cities have great public spaces.
* Most great cities have food for several months stored within reach.

Japanese city
* Japanese cities are very modern, with most homes full of all kinds of electronic gadgets
  - suffer from traffic congestion like many other cities in the world
* Most Japanese cities have excellent public transit systems for non-drivers.

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Large city
* Large cities are notorious for crime
  - the most explosive substances known to human science
  - contrast with quiet woodlands and heaths
  - contribute disproportionately to regional or national GDP compared to their population
* Large cities have a wider variety of goods and activities, but congestion is worse as well
  - autonomous city governments
* Large cities have many districts
  - divisions such as wards or precincts
  - multiple districts
  - offer zoos
  - produce an urban heat island effect
* Large cities provide four-lane highways
  - pressurized hydrants for use in fighting fires
* Many large cities are located near rivers or oceans so that they can exchange goods cheaply by boat
  - still without central sewage systems for their millions of residents
  - contain more than one zip code
* Many large cities have associations of patent attorneys
  - hundreds of zip codes
  - many skyscrapers
  - modeling clubs
  - specialized courts, like landlord-tenant or juvenile courts
* Most large cities have a general hospital
  - active expatriate organizations
  - branches of the public library that specialize in providing job information
  - either a central bus station or bus changing hub
  - stock exchanges
  - suffer from congestion during rush hour
* Some large cities are near rivers
  - have thousands of career firefighters, while many small towns have only a few
+ Skyscraper
  * A 'highrise' is another name that people call skyscrapers. Skyscrapers are almost always found in cities. Many large cities have many skyscrapers.