Re: geography nerds?

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 johan.g.larson@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> I recently had a bit of an adventure in a snowstorm while driving
> across the country. When I called AAA for help, I nearly got into an
> argument with the dispatcher when he wanted to know what town I was
> in, and I insisted that I wasn't in any town, but out in the country
> with no nearby town or village.
> 
> Is anyone here enough of a geography nerd to settle this? Is every
> part of the US within some city limits? I'm thinking the answer is no;
> every part (except D.C.) is within a state, and within a county, but
> there are substantial areas that are unincor****ated, and thus not
> within any municipality (city/town/village/whatever).

You are correct, so far as most states are concerned.

In New Hamp****re, as best I recall, what other states call "town****ps" 
are called "towns" and what other states call "towns" are called 
"villages." So it's possible that in New Hamp****re, or some other 
states, everything is in something called a town.

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