Working on my presentation for WDYTYA Live has prompted investigation of comparative Canadian and UK statistics:
Canada has just over half the population of the UK
Canada's population density is 71 times less than the UK
In both countries 80% of the population is urban.
Based on the 2001 censuses, the major conurbations rank as:
8.2 million - Greater London
2.5 million - Toronto
2.3 million - Birmingham - West Midlands
2.2 million - Manchester
1.5 million - Leeds/Bradford
1.2 million - Glasgow
1.0 million - Montreal
0.9 million - Tyneside
0.8 million - Calgary
0.8 million - Liverpool
Surprised at how many Canadian cities rank in the top 10?
09 December 2012
Urbanism in Britain and Canada
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