Italy looks like a pleasant place to live, not too dense
-Lelixandre on
What is 0.5 supposed to mean? Is this a shared metropolitan area between Poland and the Czech Republic?
Queendrakumar on
Source?
GobiPLX on
tf does it mean ‘0.5’? half of metropolitan area? My first thought it’s “maybe second half is in other country” but no, there’s no big metropolitan area on border of Poland and Czechia.
chronically_slow on
Which areas did you use for Germany? Most definitions only find 2 metropolitan areas with >4 million (Berlin and Ruhrgebiet)
0eray on
turkey has istanbul and ankara both over 5 million population
yaboitearal on
I don’t think I’ve ever heard anyone talk about Katowice-Ostrava. If I were to ask anyone from my Polish friends (as a Polish person living in Upper Silesia myself) about metropolitan area in Silesian voivodeship they’ll probably me about either Katowice or GZM. It doesn’t even have it’s own wikipedia page in Polish and when you search it up it mostly shows Katowice or Ostrava seperately, the only thing I can find in both Polish and English relating to this is USCB which isn’t a metropolitan area.
Maybe I’m missing something but I’m not sure if it’s a widely recognised metropolitan area in Poland lol (not to mention the fact that it’d be a weird metropolitan area to begin with, with mostly villages between the main two cities).
YeniZabka on
Belgium? Brussels MA has 1,8M
Netherlands? Amsterdam MA has 2,5M / Rotterdam-The Hague 2,7M
lubp1 on
r/PORTUGALCYKABLYAT
Jamesyroo on
UK is getting close to having two. Birmingham metropolitan area has about 4.5m
geographyteacher69 on
Belgium with 1 is cap. Unless u see the whole country as one, but that’s a stretch.
whineandtequila on
What metropolitan area in the Netherlands?
BroadEmphasis4145 on
Turkey has 2
kararuhlunokerr on
Türkiye has 2,
Ä°stanbul have more than 15M and Ankara is slightly bigger than 5M
Happy-Let-8808 on
Potsdam Agreement strikes again.
Teddy-Bear-55 on
Just googled it; Germany has no cities with over 5 million people; Berlin has 3.7 and is considered the biggest in the EU. But perhaps this takes the surrounding areas into consideration as well.
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Italy looks like a pleasant place to live, not too dense
What is 0.5 supposed to mean? Is this a shared metropolitan area between Poland and the Czech Republic?
Source?
tf does it mean ‘0.5’? half of metropolitan area? My first thought it’s “maybe second half is in other country” but no, there’s no big metropolitan area on border of Poland and Czechia.
Which areas did you use for Germany? Most definitions only find 2 metropolitan areas with >4 million (Berlin and Ruhrgebiet)
turkey has istanbul and ankara both over 5 million population
I don’t think I’ve ever heard anyone talk about Katowice-Ostrava. If I were to ask anyone from my Polish friends (as a Polish person living in Upper Silesia myself) about metropolitan area in Silesian voivodeship they’ll probably me about either Katowice or GZM. It doesn’t even have it’s own wikipedia page in Polish and when you search it up it mostly shows Katowice or Ostrava seperately, the only thing I can find in both Polish and English relating to this is USCB which isn’t a metropolitan area.
Maybe I’m missing something but I’m not sure if it’s a widely recognised metropolitan area in Poland lol (not to mention the fact that it’d be a weird metropolitan area to begin with, with mostly villages between the main two cities).
Belgium? Brussels MA has 1,8M
Netherlands? Amsterdam MA has 2,5M / Rotterdam-The Hague 2,7M
r/PORTUGALCYKABLYAT
UK is getting close to having two. Birmingham metropolitan area has about 4.5m
Belgium with 1 is cap. Unless u see the whole country as one, but that’s a stretch.
What metropolitan area in the Netherlands?
Turkey has 2
Türkiye has 2,
Ä°stanbul have more than 15M and Ankara is slightly bigger than 5M
Potsdam Agreement strikes again.
Just googled it; Germany has no cities with over 5 million people; Berlin has 3.7 and is considered the biggest in the EU. But perhaps this takes the surrounding areas into consideration as well.
Needs a definition.Â
r/PORTUGALCYKABLYAT