World’s Most Crowded Cities

2 November 2023 editor

The most populous cities in the world. The world population has been increasing day by day since the creation of mankind. The number of people born is more than the number of people who die. While an average of 2 or 3 people are born every second, an average of 120 people die every minute. This means that the world population is increasing day by day.

With the continuous increase in the world population, the population rates in settlements are also increasing. In addition, the lack of livelihood also directs people from small settlements to big cities with industry and job opportunities.

In this article, we will talk about the cities with the highest density in the world. In fact, there are dozens of cities with extreme density in the world. However, we will only consider the 5 most dense ones. Let’s start with the 5th most crowded city in terms of density.

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Number 5 of the World’s Most Crowded Cities Sao Paulo -Brazil

Number 5 in the ranking of the world’s most populous cities. The financial, industrial and commercial centre of South America. It holds the title of the largest city in America and the southern hemisphere. Its population is more than 22 million people. It was founded in 1154 by the Jesuits. Almost all political economic organisations of the country gather in this city. Let’s not forget that the Brazilian Grand Prix event is held in this city.

It is only 70 km from the Atlantic Ocean, 700 metres above sea level, and the coastline is quite steep. When it comes to Brazil, the temperature comes to mind, but due to its altitude, extreme heat is not encountered. Climate temperatures come and go between 15-22 degrees.

It is home to an average of 2.5 million immigrants. It does.

4-Dhaka -Bangladesh

Let’s come from South America to South Asia. Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, ranks 4th among the most populous cities in the world. Its population is 22.9 billion people according to 2022 data.Dhaka is also known as the city of mosques.Muslini, the world’s best plain woven cotton fabric, is produced in this city.The crowdedness of the city has increased the use of rickshaws.An average of 400000 people per day are included in this rickshaw system.

It is the largest cultural, educational and business centre of the region. It became the capital city with the independence of Bangladesh in 1971. Although Dhaka is a cultural and business centre, air pollution and traffic in the city are excessive. […]

The existence of the city dates back to the 7th century. After 1947, Muslim immigration to the city began.

Dhaka’s surface area is 153 square kilometres.it has a flat land structure close to the sea level.Dhaka has a hot and temperate climate.the annual average temperature is around 28 degrees.the monthly temperature average is the lowest 20 degrees and the highest 32 degrees.the wetlands near the city are unfortunately filled with industrial and factory wastes, so there is not much hope for the future.poverty is high.the average money earned per day is less than 5 dollars.

Shanghai-China ranks 3rd among the world’s crowded cities

Shanghai, China’s largest city and one of the world’s and Asia’s giants, is home to exactly 28 million people. It ranks as the 3rd most crowded city and serves as the country’s primary financial, trade, and transportation hub. Situated on the eastern coast of the nation, Shanghai is renowned for its fishing port and salt production center. Its population began to surge during the Jin dynasty.

In 1843, after the Nanking agreement, it became one of the 5 largest ports of China, which opened to foreign trade. Shanghai port is currently the busiest container port in the country. As of 2019, it also hosts the 5th largest stock exchange in the world.

Among the most popular places to visit are Yu garden, city temple, Nanjing street, skyscraper views.

In Chinese, the word Shanghai means above the sea. In English, this city is called the pearl of the east, the Paris of the east. As for its history, China itself is already history. The city dates back to 6 thousand years ago. If we look at recent history, the Japanese invaded Shanghai in 1932. On 27 May 1949, the city of Shanghai joined China again.

People who have lived in Shanghai for a long time have called themselves “Shanghailanders”, and some of them have remained in Shanghai for generations.

Number 2 in the World’s Most Crowded Cities Ranking Delhi- India

One of the most populous Asian countries in the world, India’s Delhi city of 32 million people comes in 2nd place. Its history dates back to the 6th century BC. Until 1947, the qualification of being the capital came and went continuously. In this year, when India gained its independence, Delhi was declared the capital. It is one of the most important cultural, political and commercial centres of India. Population growth has led the income level downwards.

Number 1 Tokyo -Japan

Tokyo ranks number 1 on our list of the most populous cities in the world. A giant city of 38 million people. It is the capital and largest city of Japan. It was registered as the most expensive city where life is the most expensive.

Tokyo changed hands by many dynasties until 1923. It was heavily damaged in the great earthquake that occurred in 1923. The city was rebuilt, but 20 years later it was destroyed by US aircraft. It is not known whether it is their ambition for the USA, but after 1950, they reached today by growing rapidly technologically due to their hard work.

Unfortunately, it should be said that cleanliness and hygiene issues are also problematic in the city. It is stated that breathing one day in Delhi is equivalent to smoking 50 cigarettes. It is also reflected in the statistics that deaths are mainly caused by air pollution. The predominant religion is Hinduism followed by Islam.