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Earlier 1848 there was a legal note between stad and non-stad ability of the body politic, simply the formulate no longer has whatever legal implication. Virtually 220 places were granted stadsrechten (urban center rights) and arabesque alleviate so called against historical and traditional reasons, although the affirmation is furthermore put-upon against great urban areas that ne'er obtained such rights. Because of this, in the Netherlands, no preeminence is made between "city" and "townspeople"; both translate as stad. A village (gehucht) usually has fewer than 1,000 inhabitants, a settlement (dorp) ranges from 1,000 up to 25,000 inhabitants, and a berth higher up 25,000 can call in itself either small town or urban center, more often than not depending on historical reasons or size of the berth. As an deterrent example, The Hague never gained urban center rights, simply because of its sizing - more half a gazillion inhabitants - it is regarded as a city. Staverden, with only when 40 inhabitants, would be a crossroads, merely because of its metropolis rights it whitethorn call in itself a urban center.
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