At the present time (2013) the US population is primarily urban.
urban to rural.
As of 1790, the urban population in the US exceeded the rural population. This marked a significant shift in population distribution.
It all depends where you are... It's both urban and rural!
Urban
In Urban areas, 85 percent, in rural areas: 25 percent.
Rural refers to the countryside. Urban refers to the city or town.
urban to rural.
I would say both!
In the 1700's 90% of the population were on farms and about 10% in cities/towns. That has flipped. Today 90% is in urban areas while 10% is rural/farms.
Meth, and unemployment
45%
Urban areas are key centers of innovation, diversity, and economic activity, while rural areas are often associated with traditional values, natural resources, and agriculture. Both urban and rural areas contribute unique elements to the rich tapestry of US culture, shaping its values, beliefs, and way of life. The coexistence of urban and rural communities reflects the diverse and dynamic nature of American society.