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A city is an urban settlement with a particularly important status which differentiates it from a town or a neighborhood. The term City is primarily used to designate an urban settlement with a large population. However, city may also indicate a special administrative, legal, or historical status. In Lovia, a city must have a population of at least three thousand and at least five neighborhoods.
Settlement Act 
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Main article: Federal Law.
The regulations on hamlets, neighborhoods, villages, towns, and city sizes are described in the Public Law, Article 1 - Settlement Act, adopted in May 2011, replacing the Town and City Act of April 2008. Passages related to cities are listed below.
- Article 1 - Settlement Act
- All Lovian settlements are classified into five denominational groups: hamlets, villages, neighborhoods, towns, and cities.
- A city is an unattached major settlement within a state.
- A city must:
- Have a population of at least three thousand.
- Consist of a group of neighborhoods; at least five.
- It is legally required that at least four of the five neighborhoods are fully finished and that it is possible for its inhabitants to lead a safe and regular life.
- A city must:
- All Lovian hamlets and neighborhoods are managed by the state of the town or city of which they are affiliated with.
- All Lovian villages, towns, and cities are managed by the state of which they are part of.
- All Lovian hamlets, villages, neighborhoods, towns, and cities are part of the Kingdom of Lovia and fall under the authority of the authorities of Lovia. Only the Governor has the right to commission the construction of neighborhoods and hamlets. The Constitution rules that Congress may overrule these decisions.
