urbanonym
urbaner
streetstyle
street name
urban-rural commune
urban studies
public square
urbanological
urbaneness
urbanizer
streetlike
urbanistic
street
populated area
urban area
urban fabric
sociospatial
bowling
citify
intraurban
streeted
cityish
corner
hodonymy
peri-urbanization
urbanscape
urbanism
Dubaization
neighborhood
urbanistically
outskirts
cityside
street map
odonym
urbanisation
urbanization
citylike
precinct
monument sign
in town
block
-boro
main drag
urbanely
city block
rurban
combined statistical area
neighborhoodlike
suburblike
urbanicity
odonymy
park
coving
place
citied
subtopia
vincinal
asphalt jungle
urbanize
exopolis
midtown
metro
urbanised
urbanized
streetology
intercity
local road
local street
metro-
terrace
multicity
metropolitan
metropolitanly
patio
urbex
urban planning
ecodistrict
metropolisation
-polis
Barrackpore
multibuilding
Ridgewood
boulevardlike
city district
semiurban
core city
causey
townfolk
urban
metropolitan core
cityscape
urban renew
urban regeneration
principal city
folk
streetwear
neck of the woods
orbital

English words for 'a name of an urban element (street, square etc.) in towns and cities.'

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