Sentence examples for populated town from inspiring English sources

Odense has long been a populated town, and in 1670 it had a population of 3,808 people.

One of the southernmost Australian outback towns in Queensland, this lightly populated town is known for horse races, which swells the population to the thousands come September.

But at this stage, the app makes New York City seem like a sparsely populated town.

The modern, densely populated town of 28,000 is a dizzying maze of small streets that practically guarantee traffic jams.

And in Baga, a densely populated town less than two square kilometres in size, approximately 620 structures were damaged or completely ravaged by fire.

Mr. Weingart could easily have been talking about the state's failed bargain with Maurice River, a sparsely populated town that houses two state prisons, Bayside and South Jersey.

The data for the study were collected by the first author in the mainly Serb populated towns of Banja Luka (population 143.079) and Trebinje (30.979), the mainly Moslem populated towns of Tuzla (83.770), Zenica (96.027) and Konjic (13.729) and the Croat and Moslem populated city of Mostar (126.643).

Tibet includes commercial and densely populated towns as well as dispersed rural populations in remote villages.

Buenos Aires and Santa Fe survived as small, sparsely populated towns until the mid-19th century.

As war ravages the densely populated towns surrounding it, central Damascus, one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities, remains largely intact.

And the more upscale and less densely populated towns of Avalon and Stone Harbor that make up Seven Mile Island appear to welcome the beach fill.