Aerial Pictures of Cities from Around the World

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This forum discussion centers around sharing aerial pictures of cities worldwide, highlighting the beauty and diversity of urban landscapes. Participants contribute links to images of cities such as New York, San Luis Obispo, Toronto, and Montreal, showcasing their personal connections to these locations. The conversation also touches on population statistics, with Seoul and Mexico City mentioned as some of the most populated cities globally. The discussion fosters a sense of community among users who appreciate urban photography and geography.

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  • Understanding of urban geography and city planning
  • Familiarity with aerial photography techniques
  • Basic knowledge of image sharing and online forums
  • Awareness of global city demographics and population statistics
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  • Explore aerial photography techniques for capturing urban landscapes
  • Research population statistics of major cities using tools like World Population Review
  • Learn about city planning and design principles through resources like the American Planning Association
  • Investigate the impact of urbanization on local ecosystems and communities
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This discussion is beneficial for urban planners, photographers, geography enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the cultural significance of cities around the world.

  • #61
Hong Kong, China (enjoy this city while you can, because it is on the list of countries to be invaded by the powers that be)

http://home.eduhi.at/teacher/pammer/reisen/1999_asien/images/Hong%20Kong%20(1).jpg

http://www.whi.de/dario/gfx/hongkong_skyline_klein.jpg

http://www.rolandgrafe.com/_PHOTO/hong_kong_skyline.jpg

http://www.politicalinformation.net/encyclopedia/Hong_Kong_skyline_daytime.jpg

Here is a very large picture of Hong Kong: http://www.submin.com/8x11/sub_gallery/c_hong_kong_peak_9108.jpg
 
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Scientific Method said:
When I say New York City, I always ignore the ghettos and simply view Manhatten as the only part of the city. But of course, Manhatten has Harlem . . .

I don't know that I'd call Long Island City a ghetto. It's more of an industrial neighborhood than a residential one.
 

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