A village is a type of settlement, which is smaller than a town but larger than a hamlet. Villages are required to contain anywhere between 500 to 5000 inhabitants, and can also include an extra neighborhood to supplement the main neighborhood. Under the Settlement Act, villages become towns when their population reaches 5000, and become hamlets if their population fall under 500.
Settlement Act[]
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 (and revised in November 2012), replacing the Hamlet Act of April 2008. Passages related to villages are listed below.
- Article 1 - Settlement Act
- A village is a small settlement that does not border the urban areas of a more populous settlement.
- A village must:
- Have a population of at least five hundred and at most five thousand.
- If a village's population drops below five hundred, it is classified as a hamlet.
- If a village's population rises above five thousand, it is classified as a town.
- Have a population of at least five hundred and at most five thousand.
- A village may officially affiliate itself with a larger town or city if Congress recognizes this affiliation by a simple majority.
- A village may have a new, bordering, distinct urban area become a neighborhood of the village if Congress recognizes this affiliation by a simple majority.
- If a village borders a less populous settlement, the smaller settlement may become a neighborhood of the village if Congress recognizes this affiliation by a simple majority.
- A village must:
- A village is a small settlement that does not border the urban areas of a more populous settlement.
Current villages[]
 Lovian political divisions |
Adoha, Clymene
Beaverwick, Kings- Charleston, Sylvania
- Clave Rock, Sylvania
- Dien Village, Oceana
- Nordhorn, Kings
- Oostermond, Sylvania
- Plains, Clymene
- Pool, Sylvania
- Righow, Oceana
- Westmark, Kings
