Based on the provided source material, Wright is an occupational surname originating in England and Scotland. The term is derived from the Old English words wryhta or wyrhta, which date back to approximately 700 AD.
The name originally signified a "worker or shaper of wood." Over time, the definition expanded to refer to any type of occupational worker before it became established as a common surname. While the subject is identified as a city in the United States, no specific geographical details regarding its location or characteristics are provided in the source.