firsttown

noun
UK /ˈfɜːst.taʊn/
US /ˈfɝːst.taʊn/

The first town is the very first place where people built homes and started a town.

The settlers named their little village Firsttown because it was the first town in the new land.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The first town built in a new region or country.

Historians say Firsttown was founded before any other town in the valley.

3. A town that is the earliest or most important one in a series.

On the map, Firsttown sits at the start of the old road.

4. A nickname for a town that began as the first stop for travelers.

Travelers called the place Firsttown because it was the first town they reached after the mountains.