What does a metropolitan area typically include?

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Multiple independent small townsA main city along with its neighboring suburbs and smaller townsOnly the urban city limitsA city equipped with a metro transit system

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A metropolitan area is composed of a central city together with its surrounding suburbs and smaller towns, forming an interconnected urban region. It is not limited to just the city itself or defined by transit infrastructure.

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What does a metropolitan area typically include?

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