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The worlds biggest cities are characterized by immense populations, high density, and rapid growth. Cities such as Tokyo, New York, Shanghai, and Mumbai serve as global economic and cultural hubs, yet struggle with issues like congestion, pollution, and social inequality.
The top 10 largest cities globally, including Tokyo, Delhi, Shanghai, São Paulo, Mexico City, Cairo, Mumbai, Beijing, Dhaka, and Osaka, are vast urban centers with populations exceeding tens of millions. These megacities face immense challenges related to infrastructure, housing, environmental sustainability, and social services as they continue to grow.
The worlds largest cities, including Tokyo, Delhi, Shanghai, and São Paulo, are demographic and economic hubs with populations exceeding tens of millions. These megacities face challenges related to infrastructure, housing, and sustainability as urban growth continues rapidly.
