Large Metropolitan Cities

Definition

Large metropolitan cities refer to densely populated urban areas with significant economic, social, and cultural importance. They often serve as regional hubs, attracting a large population and offering various opportunities for employment, education, and entertainment.

Related terms

Urbanization: The process by which an increasing proportion of the population resides in urban areas rather than rural ones.

Megacity: A city with a population exceeding 10 million inhabitants.

Urban infrastructure: The physical structures and systems that support urban life, including roads, buildings, utilities (water supply, sewage), transportation networks (subways, buses), etc.