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The phrase "a town with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a town that has a specific feature or characteristic.
Example: "I visited a town with a beautiful park in the center."
Alternatives: "a town that has a" or "a town featuring a".
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It's also a town with a benefactor.
It's a town with a press zone.
This is a town with a Republican administration, darn it.
NORTH ADAMS, Massachusetts, where Martha Coakley grew up, is a town with a split personality.
For a town with a year-round population of about 800, that's an unlikely claim.
"If I wanted to live in a town with a bustling downtown, I'd move to Englewood".
It is a town with a history of quiet fealty to the state.
Drive north to legendary Woodstock, an American apple-pie of a town, with a twist.
Statistically, a town with a serial killer in its midst looks lawless.
Brandi is from Pasadena, Maryland, a town with a population of less than seven thousand.
The after-dinner drink came from the distillery in a town with a population of 361.
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