This is an index for all tropes related to the rural countryside. Compare to Deep South, Small Towns, and Sweet Home Alabama.

Flyover Country: American coast-dwellers see the land in-between as boorish, sparsely-populated, rural, and conservative. From New York to Nowhere: When a ...

Plot A: Alice is a sweet Country Mouse who grew up in a sparsely-populated rural area, either on a farm or simply a small town in the middle of nowhere. Either ...

The Rural Gangsters are typically—though not always—white and poor. They may have connections to urban criminal gangs, or they may be in conflict with them.

The Country Mouse trope as used in popular culture. A character from a peaceful, slow-paced rural location finds themself as a Fish out of Water in the ...

A teenager growing up in a small rural town wants to get away from it all, to the big city, or abroad, anywhere but the boring old Small Town.

Campbell Country is horror that uses Britain as a setting. Rural areas are the most common, but urban settings (especially in decrepit neglected …

A page for describing MediaNotes: Rural Purge. A notable movement in US television around the turn of The '70s—"one of the earliest efforts at channel …

The "rural purge" of American television networks (in particular CBS) was a series of cancellations in the early 1970s of still-popular rural-themed shows Instigation · Replacement shows · Related cancellations

Stories set here tend to focus on the day-to-day struggles and drama of running and operating a farm — though an interruption by the extraordinary is not out of ...