9-Mar-20 – While ranked third in the United States by population, Chicago is smaller than 22 other cities when ranked by land area, according to the 2010 United States Census. Or two cities, Atlanta (133.2 square miles) and Milwaukee (96.1 square miles).

According to the 2019 update of Demographia World Urban Areas, Tokyo is the largest “Megacity” in the world! Tokyo houses about 10% of Japan’s population. The total population of Japan is about 127 million people, so that’s a whopping 30% – and makes Tokyo the most populous urban area in the world.

New York City

Dallas / Fort Worth metro area is 31 times as big as New York City (US)

Yes, they have more than five times as many killings as Atlanta. Therefore, Chicago has 23.4 murders per 100,000 people and Atlanta has 22.9.

The Population of Atlanta vs. Atlanta is home to 498,000 people compared to 471,000 in Miami. The Greater Miami Area is home to 6.2 million people and stretches 120 miles north to south covering 6,137 square miles. Metro Atlanta is just behind Miami with 6 million residents over 8,376 square miles.

When it comes to the land area, Atlanta is four and a half times bigger than NYC. In population, however, it is smaller by about 44%. Atlanta has almost half a million inhabitants compared to NYC’s 8.6 million.

According to BestPlaces, if you want affordability, Atlanta, GA is a better choice. Overall, Miami is 18.8 percent more expensive than Atlanta, due to housing costs that are 37.7 percent more expensive and health-related expenses that are 9.3 percent more.

Dallas and Atlanta are both large metropolitan areas with plenty of big-city amenities, and yet both cities are just slightly more expensive to live in compared to the average city in the United States….Cost of Living – Which is more Expensive?

Atlanta is 11.4% more expensive than Houston. Atlanta housing costs are 39.7% more expensive than Houston housing costs.

Texas is 6.5% cheaper than Georgia.

Houston, Dallas, and Austin are all HUMID and HOT during summers. Lets compare Dallas vs Houston: Dallas is hotter than Houston, but Dallas is slightly less humid than Houston, making the “feels like” temperature the same in both cities. But Houston has an advantage in winters.