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The document discusses what defines a community and describes three main types: urban, suburban, and rural. An urban community is defined as a large area with many people and buildings, like a city. A suburban community is medium-sized, near a large city, with houses close together along with parks and malls. A rural community has houses farther apart with fewer people and may include farms and forests. All three types have places for people to live, work, and play, but the specific locations vary between urban, suburban, and rural communities.
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