Rome, Italy in 133 BC
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There's no evidence for any city reaching a million before the 19th century. ancient Rome covered less than 14 sq km, making a peak population much over half a million highly improbable. Much the same goes for other ancient, medieval and early modern claimants at a time when few countries could sustain more than a tenth of their population in all their towns.
That leaves London, Beijing and Tokyo, of which the first is the earliest known to have had a million, around 1810 (the date varies with the area considered to be included in the then metropolis). Paris followed around 1835. Including Brooklyn, New York reached a million shortly before 1860.
The first ancient city that reached one million population was Rome, capital of the Roman Empire. The above is not documented fact. the first city to reach one million population with documented evidence to support this fact is London (Circa 1811)
Absolutely. It's located in the Yakima Valley, WA. The city name originated from the Yakama Nation, the first inhabitants of Yakima Valley, who were moved to a reservation located SSW of the city.
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The history of El Cajon, CA includes its incorporation as a city in 1912. In the late 1800's only around 25 families lived in this city and it is nicknamed the Big Box.
I am guessing this if for a U.S. History Word (re)search Assignment. If it is, the answer is : City Commission or for the AP packet the answer is government efficiency.
New York.
São Paulo City itself doesn't have 19 million inhabitants. May be the Metropolitan area has that number.
By 2015 it is estimated Mexico City will have 21.7 million inhabitants within the metropolitan area. (2010 estimate).
Mexico City: 21.16 million inhabitants.
Paris it has 12 million inhabitants
Mexico City (21.16 million inhabitants)
Mexico City (21.16 million inhabitants).
Mexico City, with 19 million inhabitants.
According to the United Nations World Urbanization Prospects Guayaquil is Ecuador's most populous city with a current population of approximately 2.69 million inhabitants. This is expected to rise by 2025 to a population of 3.32 million inhabitants. Ecuador's second largest city and capital, Quito, has a current population of approximately 1.8 million inhabitants. This too is expected to rise to 2.3 million by the year 2025.
It would be Mexico City with 21.16 million inhabitants.
Malaga itself is a big enough city, the sixth largest in Spain. Over half a million inhabitants. Some distance away is Granada with just under half a million inhabitants.
In Mexico? That would be Mexico City with a population of some 21.16 million inhabitants.
Tokyo is the largest city in the world with 32.45 million inhabitants. Mexico City is the third largest, with 21.16 million.