Biggest Cities In The World by Populations
Hong Kong
A British colony in China, received after the first Opium War and returned to China in 1997
Tianjin
A city in northern China
Lima
Capital and the Biggest city in Peru, on the Pacific Ocean
Beijing
Capital of China
Bogotá
Capital of Columbia
Cairo
Capital of Egypt
Paris
Capital of France
Jakarta
Capital of Indonesia
Tehran
Capital of Iran
Baghdad
Capital of Iraq
Mexico City
Capital of Mexico
Moscow
Capital of Russia
Madrid
Capital of Spain
Bangkok
Capital of Thailand
Istanbul
Capital of Turkey
Kinshasa
Capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Majuro
Capital of the Marshall Islands
Manila
Capital of the Spanish Philippines and a major multicultural trade city that already had a population of more than 40,000 by 1600.
Chennai
City in Southern India; Madras
El Giza
Egypt
Miami
Florida, USA
Atlanta
Georgia
Wuhan
Hubei
Rio de Janeiro
Huge seaside city in Brazil
Hyderabad
India
Mumbai
India's largest city
Tokyo
Japan
Lagos
Largest city in Nigeria
New York City
New York
Houston
Texas largest city
Sydney
The capital of New South Wales, on the southeastern coast of Australia.
Auckland
The largest city in New Zealand, located on north island
Ho Chi Minh City
The largest city in Vietnam, named for the President of Northern Vietnam, formerly Saigon.
Osaka
The second largest city in Japan
Chongqing
This city on the upper Yangzi River, beyond the Three Gorges, became the capital of Nationalist China after the fall of Wuhan in October 1938. The Japanese could not get at the GMD with ground troops, but equally, the GMD were largely cut off from supplies and contact with the outside.
Belo Horizonte
This is the sixth largest city in Brazil, located in the southeast central part of the country. It is situated near the Velhas River, a tributary of the Sao Francisco River, and it is the first modern planned city in Brazil. This city is completely surrounded by mountains, and it has been awarded international accolades for its urban revitalization and food security programs.
Macau
a Portuguese province on the south coast of China and two islands in the South China Sea
Philadelphia
a US city founded by William Penn, a Quaker who believed in peace
Buenos Aires
a city in Argentina, on the Plata Bay
Los Angeles
a city in California, on the Pacific Ocean
Chicago
a city in Illinois, on Lake Michigan
Dallas
a city in northern Texas
Guangzhou
a coastal city in southeastern China, also known as Canton
Kolkata
a major city in eastern India
Karachi
biggest city in Pakistan
Seattle
biggest city in Washington
Santiago
capital of Chile
Delhi City
city in India, next to New Delhi
Shanghai
largest city in China
Calgary
provincial capital of Alberta, Canada
Saidpur
small huge city in Bangladesh
Dhaka
the capital and largest city of Bangladesh
Kyoto
the capital city of medieval Japan
London
the capital of England and the United Kingdom
São Paulo
the largest city in Brazil and South America
Toronto
the provincial capital and biggest city in Ontario (and the biggest city in Canada)
