Sentence examples for a small township from inspiring English sources

Shijiaying, which is a small township in western Beijing, is rich in coal resources.

In the 11th century Nancy was a small township dominated by a castle.

The settlement of Chi-lung itself began in 1723, and a small township grew up in the late 18th century.

Further west is Oneroa, a small township with cafeterias and shops selling clothes, crafts and, of course, wine.

As men flocked to find their fortune, a small township was established and named for the state's then premier, William Kidston.

It is just a small township clinic, with a metal roof and peeling white paint, its dingy security walls topped with ragged twists of barbed wire.

I too grew up in New Jersey, in a small town named, Morris Township.

For those not familiar, the books are murder mysteries generally based in and around a small town in the Quebec Eastern townships called Three Pines.

Additional housing schemes in the 1920s and 1930s led to Holehouse and old Neilston becoming a single continuously connected urban area, described as that of a "sizable small township".

It is also some distance away from shopping centers and public transport, with a single shuttle bus taking people without a car to the closest small township.

It's a small, undeveloped township that consists of a few dusty roads, some shanty shops, a couple of street food stalls, some motorcycle taxis and a hostel.