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Thessaloniki, greece (currently where i live):

1.3 million (2nd largest city in Greece)

Athens, greece:

3.5 million

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My hometown in city limits Seaford DE 7,100 in Seafords zip code 28,000. Where I live now Westford MA 21,900.

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Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada!! 4.gif

City Proper: 109,000

Urban: 105,000

Metro: 122,000

Thunder Bay is the 31st largest city in Canada.


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My hometown is Marysville, Washington, United States.

North Lakewood (my neighborhood) - 19,000 (estimate from 2006)

Marysville (my town) - 36,000 (estimate from 2007)

Snohomish (my county) - 606,024 (2000 Census)

Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue-Everett (my Metropolian area) - 3,203,314 (2000 Census)

Washington (my state) - 6,468,424 (estimate from 2007)

Pacific Northwest (my region including part of Canada) - 9,000,000 (estimate from 2004)

United States of America (my country) - 304,890,020 (estimate from August 2008)

North America (my continent) - 523,736,000 (estimate from 2007)

Earth (my planet) - 6,717,261,043 (estimate from August 2008)


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In Detroit, it's around 900,000 (give or take), but if you were to include the communities of Hamtramck & Highland Park, we would have 1 million people.

For the whole metropolitan area, it's a tad less than 4.5 million (maybe 5 million if you stretch it).

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About 130,000 between Bryan+College Station.

Basically two large towns of 60k that grew together to form a small city.

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London metro area:Anywhere from 11 million to 14 million.

Greater London:7 million.

Lambeth:250,000.(ish)

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Hometown(Beavercreek): 37,984

County(Greene): 147,886

Metro(Dayton): 835,537

State(Ohio): 11,353,140

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If memory - or more accurately, Google - serves me correctly, our population is approximately 8,274,527; largest city in the US, and 12th most populated on the planet.

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North York, Toronto, Ontario, Canada (North York was a separate city before but because of Toronto's expansion it became part of Toronto (That's urbanization, EH?!))

Toronto: About 2.5million (2,500,000)

GTA (Greater Toronto Area): About 6million (6,000,000)

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Originally posted by: spectrumtech San Jose - 950,000

California - ~30000000

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Hey, I live just south, in Walnut with a population of 30,004

Los Angeles County : 10,363,850

California : 30,000,000

I never noticed, but 1/3 of California is crammed into L.A. County...

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I live in Champaign-Urbana, which combined has around 150 thousand plus people, including collage kids.

The metro, which im surprised we have one has around 210 thousand

And the state of illinois has probably around 13,000,000 by now.

But i expect those numbers to rise, since a small village near us is having a 500%+ growth rate

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I moved out of Barcelona (well, you just have to cross the "river" to get there), so I will udate the data:

Santa Coloma de Gramenet (Metropolitan Area of Barcelona)

117 281 inhabitants

surface: 6,57 sq km

density: 17 824 inhabitants/sq km

Metropolitan Area:

3.150.380

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Roanoke, VA, USA

Population of the City of Roanoke: 93,000

Pop. of the Roanoke metropolitan area (including cities of Roanoke and Salem, and counties of Botetourt (ponounced BOT-i-tot), Franklin, Craig, and Roanoke: 295,000

Population of my school (teachers not included): 1,960 - capacity 1,750 - building completed in 2008. yes this year and it's crowded.

Area of city: 43 square miles (111.1 sq. km)

Elevation: 883 ft. on Roanoke River; 1,740 ft. at top of Mill Mountian

Most important resident: ME of course! (Actually, not really... Tiki and Rande Barber went to Cave Spring HS in Roanoke County, and so did JJ Redick)

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I'm not exactly sure what I would consider to be my hometown, but the city I'm living in now, State College, Pennsylvania, USA has population 38,420. (Probably not counting Penn State University, as it's considered its own city (University Park) which has about 50,000 students.)

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