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World’s Largest Urban Centres By Country/Territory

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Name that many of the world’s largest urban centres by each country/territory. Keep in mind names of urban centres are not always a city name, can also be an area/district name as well. Info on the definition of an urban centre is below:

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

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bsd987

1 month ago

I don’t think this source is trustworthy. The entire REGION that Massawa is in has under 1m people by every source I’m able to find (I’ve seen estimates as low as 400k and as high as 900k).

loloo2011

9 months ago

how massawa is bigger than asmara and fomboni is bigger than moroni?

gravitate

1 year ago

I believe the answer for Germany is incorrect – Berlin as a city has a higher population than the number next to the listed answer

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darin

1 year ago

Reply to gravitate

Per the source it’s the largest. Urban areas can be defined different ways depending on the source.

lippo81

10 months ago

Reply to darin

Sorry, but it’s wrong. Dortmund is part of the Ruhr area which is not called dortmund. Ruhr area has much more people though. Even Berlin has more than 3.4 mil

edi1669

3 months ago

Reply to lippo81

I agree. It should either be “Rhein-Ruhr” or “Berlin”. No German or European would ever call the Ruhrgebiet, Dortmund. Dortmund is just one of the many towns making up the area.

Twisty

2 years ago

The answers for Comoros and Eritrea seem to be incorrect.

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darin

2 years ago

Reply to Twisty

per the source those are the largest by the source’s definition.