The phrase "base town" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a town or city that serves as a central location or headquarters for a specific organization or activity. Example: The military's base town was located in the heart of the desert, providing strategic access to all the surrounding areas.
We want nonstop flights from Seattle and Newark to within three hours of a base town with hotel and restaurant choices and moderate temperatures.
It's also the gateway to Parque Nacional Amboró, which has more species of birdlife than any protected area in the world, so could become the new Rurrenabaque (the base town for trips into the Bolivian Amazon).
Not to be outdone, I'd heard that there was another route to walk from the base town, Aguas Calientes, to the entry point of Machu Picchu, a completely uphill climb not for the fainthearted.
The Italians are due to host the first of the America's Cup World Series regattas in June in their base town of Cagliari, Sardinia, and they need to confirm their intention to continue as a matter of urgency as teams prepare to ship their boats to the Mediterranean.
Many visitors to Peru pass through the region quickly, jumping between Cusco and Aguas Calientes, the base town where many bookend a visit to Machu Picchu.
The fold-flat seats are standard on most of Chrysler's long-wheelbase minivans (they are not available on short-wheelbase models, such as the base Town and Country), and provide a maximum of 161 cubic feet of cargo space when both rows of seats are folded flat to the floor.
Military bases, town halls and schools were among those taking part.
Mr Shaw, a Peterborough based town planning consultant, said: "Councils are very strapped for cash these days.
It remained Mr. Ritchie's home town and base for the rest of his life.
They came up with the idea for Lingua, a language centre based in their home town.
The children of three small agriculturally based towns located in the Yaqui Valley were examined; the fields surrounding the towns have monocropped fields with pesticide applied aerially.
