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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There are no small towns right outside of Washington D.C. They're all large suburbs, Leesburg included. And as someone correctly pointed out, Leesburg and other areas near there are not "right outside of."[/quote] Technically Town of Kensington is right outside of DC. And it probably meets most definitions of “small town” unless you really mean rural. I grew up in a “small town” in Jersey population 10,000. But it didn’t feel like it because it was part of the metro NYC area. Except for schools which there are by town so I went to school with mostly the same kids from K-12. In my high school class of 200 I didn’t know 5 kids (I counted at graduation 😂). All that to say the definition of small town is both technical (population, government structure) and subjective (area, distance from city, feeling, etc.)[/quote] Kensington also came to mind for me. I have heard people use this description for Kensington. [/quote]
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