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World Urban Centres With The Highest GDP

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Name the 50 urban centres with the highest GDP. Urban centres are defined by the European Commission at the link below. Occasionally an urban centre name isn’t a city name, but rather a country/district/area. GDP and continent shown.

https://ghsl.jrc.ec.europa.eu/ghs_stat_ucdb2015mt_r2019a.php

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