What is an intercounty and an intracounty mover

The prefix 'intra' stands for 'into' or 'inside'

As in 'intranet' or 'intravenous'.

So 'intracounty move' should mean a move towards the inner part of a county.

This could be from a political point-of-view, like a political campaign aimed for the inner county's population. Or maybe a military one: Like during a war, a comander sends the army towards the inner part of the county, for strategic reasons.

And 'inter' means 'between'.

As in 'interaction' - action between two or more people (or other living beings).

This should mean a move between counties! (From the same perspectives as explained above).

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