Крупнейшие Города Мира 1950 – 2050

Welcome to Wolf Data, from 1950 to 2050, the world’s urban landscape has transformed dramatically due to population growth and rapid urbanization. In 1950, cities like New York and Tokyo led global populations. By the 1980s, Tokyo, Mexico City, and São Paulo had become megacities surpassing 10 million residents. The 21st century saw explosive growth in Asian and African cities such as Shanghai, Delhi, and Lagos. Economic opportunity, migration, and industrial expansion fueled this shift. By 2050, more than two-thirds of the global population is projected to live in urban areas. Megacities continue shaping culture, economy, and innovation across continents.

⛲Sources:
▫️World Bank
💻Editor:
▫️Filmora
🖼️Thumbnails:
▫️Canva

Cities featured in the video:

New York
Tokyo
London
Osaka
Paris
Moscow
Buenos Aires
Chicago
Kolkata
Shanghai
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Berlin
Philadelphia
Mumbai
Rio de Janeiro
Saint Petersburg
Detroit
Boston
Cairo
Tianjin
Manchester
São Paulo
Nagoya
Birmingham
Shenyang
Rome
Milan
San Francisco
Barcelona
Beijing
Hong Kong
Kitakyushu
Jakarta
Seoul
Manila
Delhi
Madrid
Tehran
Karachi
Bangkok
Lima
Istanbul
Dhaka
Madras
Lagos
Chongqing
Guangzhou
Shenzhen
Kinshasa
Lahore
Bangalore
Bogotá
Hyderabad
Luanda