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orlando: medium-sized city. approximately 1.5 million residents in the metropolitan area.

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canberra about 300 000. 380 000 if you count the surrounding towns.

sydney getting towards 5 million population is only three hours by car away.

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22,000 [not Birmingham, where I'm originally from]

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7799 Wachtendonk

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2.5 million overall including the suburbs

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Bremen has about 500 000. I haven't lived there in ages, although once a Bremer always a Bremer.

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Not big enough for we two :violent2:

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50,000

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as of 2004 census, 6.8 million, including the suburbia

probably more like 7 million now.

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45,000

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Emma Peel wrote: as of 2004 census, 6.8 million, including the suburbia

probably more like 7 million now.

aah, a texan?

or chicago?

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35,000-36,000 tho u would never know with all the building going on!

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Ed Dalder wrote: 35,000-36,000 tho u would never know with all the building going on!

does that count the naval academy?

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not certain to be honest-The Naval Academy has its own zip code and is a naval base in its own right, tho

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Chicago The city has 3 million but with the surrounding areas 8.5 million.

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AgentWood wrote:

Emma Peel wrote: as of 2004 census, 6.8 million, including the suburbia

probably more like 7 million now.

aah, a texan?

or chicago?

Neither...

I currently live in the San Francisco Bay Area.

but Chicago holds a very special place in my heart. Go Cubs! :clap:

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dunno , but they're all wnkers and cnts anyway :finger:

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1,263,756 (est) in the city limits... the rest of it might as well be orange county, so i doesn't really count for crap.

semper vigilans!

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City proper is like 1.5 mil or something the metro area is like 5 all together...

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ChrissMari wrote: City proper is like 1.5 mil or something the metro area is like 5 all together...

What is the Philly metro area? Is it all of the suburbs, both PA and south jersey, or is it just all 57 neighborhoods?

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This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote:

ChrissMari wrote: City proper is like 1.5 mil or something the metro area is like 5 all together...

What is the Philly metro area? Is it all of the suburbs, both PA and south jersey, or is it just all 57 neighborhoods?

my dad's from philly. i'd say the metro area incudes the suburbs in PA and the camden area of NJ.

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681,804 residents in the city of Austin...1.4 million in the area...

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300K in Des Moines proper. Million in area me thinks. Ability to get out to the boonies very easy.

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1450:uhoh:

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About 110,000 in Cambridge and 80,000 in Watford where I'm originally from...

Snorri xxx

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around 90,000 at the last head count.

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AgentWood wrote:

This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote:

ChrissMari wrote: City proper is like 1.5 mil or something the metro area is like 5 all together...

What is the Philly metro area? Is it all of the suburbs, both PA and south jersey, or is it just all 57 neighborhoods?

my dad's from philly. i'd say the metro area incudes the suburbs in PA and the camden area of NJ.

Yeah... I wasn't even thinking of south jersey because for census purposes the philly metro is the pa suburbs. I grabbed it from the census figures i was working with at work. but really south jersey and northern de would be as well.

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damn too big, about 2,8 millions inc. suburbia in 2004, now is probably much more

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Brigitte wrote: 1450:uhoh:

:jawdrop: No way?!

4 million all told here at the moment, but Jo'burg and Pretoria are growing into each other at a rate of knots so they say by 2015 it will all be the twelth largest city in the world.

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Johnny "Two Sheds" Jackson wrote: around 90,000 at the last Shed count.

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