How do urban communities compare to rural communities?

More people live in urban communities than in rural ones; urban areas, or cities, also tend to have larger living accommodations structures (such as apartment buildings, skyscrapers, etc.), while smaller living accommodations structures (such as hamlets or small groups of homes) are found in rural areas; examples of rural areas are farms, while urban areas are places like New York City or Tokyo, Japan.

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Urban communities tend to have higher population densities, more developed infrastructure, greater access to services and amenities, and a wider range of employment opportunities compared to rural communities. Rural communities typically have lower population densities, less developed infrastructure, and fewer services and amenities. They often rely more on agriculture or natural resource-based industries for employment.