Rural areas definition

Rural areas means any area within the county located outside the
Rural areas means the areas covered by Gram Panchayats;
Rural areas means all territory, populations, and housing units that are located outside of urban areas (50,000 or more people) and urban clusters (at least 2,500 and less than 50,000 people). Urban areas and clusters are determined by population density and size available per the most recently updated data available from the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey 5-year estimates thirty days prior to the first day of the applicable application period.

Examples of Rural areas in a sentence

  • Rural areas were specifically mentioned for additional geographic device coverage.


More Definitions of Rural areas

Rural areas means the areas covered by Gram Panchayats/Village Council;
Rural areas means the part of the municipal area which immediately before their inclusion within the limits of the municipal areas were situated within the local limits of a Gram Panchayat but shall not include such portion thereof, as may, by virtue of notification under section 417 cease to be included in the rural areas as herein defined;
Rural areas means the areas of Delhi which immediately before the establishment of the Corporation are situated within the local limits of the District Board of Delhi established under the Punjab District Boards Act, 1883, (Punjab Act XX of 1883), but shall not include such portion thereof as may, by virtue of a notification under section 507, cease to be included in the rural areas as herein defined;
Rural areas means all areas other than urban areas;
Rural areas means the areas which are not the urban areas and the remote areas;
Rural areas means any area or areas comprising a village or a group of villages, as defined under the Constitution (Seventy-Third Amendment) Act, 1992;
Rural areas means the following: