Rural residents are individuals who live in areas outside of urban centers, often characterized by open spaces, farmland, and small communities. These areas typically have lower population densities and may lack some of the amenities found in cities, such as public transportation and extensive shopping options. Rural living often involves close ties to nature and a reliance on agriculture or local industries for employment. Many rural residents engage in activities like farming, ranching, or working in local businesses. They may also participate in community events and maintain strong social networks. Access to healthcare and education can be more limited in rural areas, influencing the lifestyle and opportunities available to these residents.