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3 most populated cities in china?
Shanghai ........ 15, 789, 000 people Beijing ........ 11, 106, 000 people Guangzhou....... 9, 447, 000 people
What is the rank in indore top 100 cities in India?
Indore have 15 rank in top city's in India & 147 rank in top city's in World according to population.
What are the 5 least populated cities in Wyoming?
According to the 2010 US Census, Lost Springs is the smallest town in Wyoming with a population of 4. Van Tassell, Wyoming is the next smallest with a population of 15.
How many Latin American cities rank in the top 15 largest cities in the world?
Only two of them:Mexico City (3rd): 20.45 millionSao Paulo (7th): 18.85 million
How many cities are their in whole of NZ?
There are 15 cities in NZ.
How many cities are in Poland?
a lot of cities like about 15
How many other cities have the word city in the cities title?
15
How much does a phlebotomist earn an hour in tn?
It varies depending upon location and choice of employment. In rural areas the wage will range from $8 an hour to $11 an hour. In larger populated cities, the wage ranges between $9 an hour to $15 an hour. In home health, a phlebotomist can earn $15 to $20 an hour.
Which is the most populated country in Europe?
According to the World Factbook, '''Germany''' has the highest population in Europe at 82,282,988 people, and is number 15 in the world. See the link below for a complete list. European Russia with approximately 110,000,000
What new zealand city receives the most rainfall?
Of the 15 recognised cities in New Zealand, New Plymouth has the highest rainfall.
What are the 15 most populated countries in Asia?
China India Indonesia Pakistan Bangladesh Japan Philippines Vietnam Iran Turkey Thailand Myanmar/Burma South Korea Iraq Afghanistan
What is the African largest populate?
Cairo is the most densely populated city in Africa. The city proper is over 8 million. With it's urban area included it's almost 15 million.
