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From TD-architects Theo Deutinger Rotterdam.
Rome was the first city with one million residents, with that occuring in 5 BC. Over a thousand years later, London and Beijing joined that group as industrialization became the impetus for wide-scale urbanization. Today we are seeing an explosion of "million cities" throughout the world. Tags: urban, megacities, unit 7 cities. Via Seth Dixon 
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September 21, 2012 1:51 PM
The data is from 2006, so it's a little dated, but still useful.
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