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Andrej [43]
2 years ago
13

How many megacities (those with 5 million or more inhabitants) were there in 1950, and how many do estimates suggest there will

be by 2015?
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Georgia [21]2 years ago
4 0

In 1950, only two mega-cities were there, and the estimate suggests that there will be 22 mega-cities in 2015.

Megacities are defined now as the cities having 10 million or more than 10 million inhabitants.

<span>There are 37 mega-cities now in the world, which include Tokyo and Greater Jakarta, these cities have population more than 30 million inhabitants.</span>

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