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How are the terms suburb and metropolitan related?
The metropolitan area is a large city together with its suburbs.A megalopolis is an urban region formed when two or more metropolitan area grow together.The related part is that you need two metropolitan areas to make a megalopolis.
What is a sentence explaining how the terms metropolitan area and suburb are related?
Both words, metropolitan and suburb, are words for areas in a city or town.
What is a sentence with megapolis in it?
Tennessee Tuxedo lives at the Megapolis Zoo. A megapolis is a large city or urban area. Let's get out of the megapolis and take a nice drive in the country today.
What is the largest metropolitan area in the world?
The largest metropolitan area in the world in terms of population is the Kanto Major Metropolitan Area in Japan, including a.o. Tokyo, Yokohama, Kawasaki, Saitama and Chiba, and with over 35 million inhabitants.
What is Los Angles's rank in size?
The answer depends on whether the city is defined in terms of its metropolitan area or its urban area, and also whether size is measured in terms of area or population. On a comparison of metropolitan areas by populations, Los Angeles is around 17th in the World.
What is the area of Hagerstown Metropolitan Area?
The area of Hagerstown Metropolitan Area is 2,640 square kilometers.
What is the area of Saskatoon Metropolitan Area?
The area of Saskatoon Metropolitan Area is 5,214.52 square kilometers.
What is the population of Manokwari Metropolitan Area?
Manokwari Metropolitan Area's population is 2,010.
What is the area of Braşov metropolitan area?
The area of Braşov metropolitan area is 1,368.58 square kilometers.
What is the area of Bacău metropolitan area?
The area of Bacău metropolitan area is 700.47 square kilometers.
What is the area of Boise metropolitan area?
The area of Boise metropolitan area is 30,647.48 square kilometers.
What is the area of Jacksonville metropolitan area?
The area of Jacksonville metropolitan area is 9,577 square kilometers.
