What does CVT mean?
CVT means City Village or Township
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for City Village or Township?
City Village or Township can be abbreviated as CVT
Other shorthands for City Village or Township are: CVT, CVT
Other shorthands for City Village or Township are: CVT, CVT
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What does CVT stand for? CVT stands for "City Village or Township". |
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How to abbreviate "City Village or Township"? "City Village or Township" can be abbreviated as CVT. |
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What is the meaning of CVT abbreviation? The meaning of CVT abbreviation is "City Village or Township". |
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What is CVT abbreviation? One of the definitions of CVT is "City Village or Township". |
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What does CVT mean? CVT as abbreviation means "City Village or Township". |
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What is shorthand of City Village or Township? The most common shorthand of "City Village or Township" is CVT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- C/P/S - City or Country / Profession / Status
- CCUNY - City College of the City University of New York
- TVE - Township and Village Enterprise
- CTU - City Township and Unorganized
- CTV - City Town or Village
- CVZA - City and Village Zoning Act
- CVT - City Village Township
- TRL - Township or Range Line
- TVET - Township and Village Enterprises
- TVI - Township and Village I
- TVM - Township and Village Mines
- VTE - Village and Township Enterprises
- VTC - Village of Tremont City
- ORA - Orán, Orán, Argentina
- SASO - Orán, Orán, Argentina
- tve - Township-Village Enterprise
- vtv - Village to Village
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