Cowtown

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  • "Cowtown" is generally thought of as a smaller town, another word for a "hicktown"

The Webster's New Millennium™ Dictionary of English defines a "cowtown" as:

  • "a small, isolated, and rather unsophisticated town"


  • Cowtown is a nickname for:

Cowtown may also refer to:

  • a museum in Wichita, Kansas
  • a song by the band They Might Be Giants
  • a rodeo in New Jersey, the longest running regular (May through September) Saturday night rodeo in the United States. Cowtown Rodeo was started in 1929, became a regular Saturday night feature in 1955, and is still owned and run by the Harris family. Cowtown is located 15 minutes away from the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Wilmington, Delaware metropolitan areas despite being located in a rural area of New Jersey.


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