Great Cities North America-several megalopolitan regions:Boston-Washington, DC – Chicago-Detroit-Pittsburgh – San Francisco-Los Angeles-San Diego – Montreal-Toronto-Windsor.

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Great Cities North America-several megalopolitan regions:Boston-Washington, DC – Chicago-Detroit-Pittsburgh – San Francisco-Los Angeles-San Diego – Montreal-Toronto-Windsor – Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach Europe: – London-20 m. in Metro area – Germany-Ruhr, Rhine zone of Dusseldorf-Essen & Cologne – Poland-Saxony & Silesia – Also Moscow, St. Petersburg & Madrid-not yet multi cities, but growing

Great Cities Asia-Tokyo-Yokohama, Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto Mega Cities: UN says by 2025 at least 15 cities will be over 20 million – Many of the world ’ s most populous cities are found in the poorest nations-Mexico City, Shanghai, Calcutta, Mumbai & Cairo – Close are Bangkok, Indonesia; Lima-Callao, Peru; Saigon-Cholon, Vietnam – Mexico City, Sao Paulo and Shanghai will have over 30 million by 2025

Pull Factors Pull factors often more imaginary that real-esp. in less developed areas. 1990s Africa had the fastest growing cities in the world-followed by South Asia, East Asia, South and Middle America. Cities of North America, Southern South America, Australia grew more slowly Western Europe ’ s cities grew very little if at all. New York was the world ’ s largest city for many years-now overtaken by Tokyo-Mexico City will overtake Tokyo-by 2025 NYC will not be in top 10.