A quintessential small town, Boalsburg (population 4,260) is listed on the National Historic Register of American Villages.
A quintessential company town, Valcourt, population 3,400, is a wind-blown clump of ranch-style homes huddled around the factory complex of Bombardier Recreational Products, maker of Ski-Doo snowmobiles, currently the top-selling brand.
3319d45c-d39e-4c96-a7d1-3d190e33a7e7 In this city of 350,000-plus 350,000-plusents and an aging population, it's a quintessential New York story.
From there, a bumpy road dotted with hivelike brick factories led to Sa Dec. Sa Dec ,population 96,000, may be the quintessential river town.
Could the look of the quintessential American beauty be changing as our population changes?
At the population level, rabies is the quintessential bat EID that has been studied most intensively.
Long the quintessential dumpling of Europe's rural Slavic populations, pirogies have not changed much over the centuries; they have remained crescent-shaped pillows of pasta, traditionally filled with meat, cheese or potatoes.
Although London attracted immigrants from the Commonwealth diaspora, the city continued to lose population until the mid-1980s, when it resumed the journey toward becoming a quintessential global city.
"Not only is the population diverse — there are actually quite a few Texans — but this is the quintessential food city.
After all, Buffalo was the quintessential "rust belt" city, devastated by a dramatic half-century loss of blue-collar jobs and population.
