Did anti federalists live in urban areas?

Anti-Federalists were generally more prevalent in rural areas rather than urban centers. They tended to be agrarian, valuing states' rights and fearing a strong central government, which they believed could threaten individual liberties. In contrast, Federalists, who supported a stronger national government, were often more concentrated in urban areas where commerce and industry were more prominent. Thus, the Anti-Federalist movement was largely rooted in the interests and concerns of rural populations.