Located at Hudson River mouth in southeastern New York state. Covers Manhattan, Staten islands, Long Island, and parts of New York state. Area is 305 square miles with population of 8,804,190 (2020)
Located at south-western tip of North Island, between Cook Strait and Remutaka Range. Named after Duke of Wellington, first victor of Battle of Waterloo. Settled by Māori iwi from 12th century, including Kupe's exploration in 10th century. Became New Zealand's capital in 1865 through constitutional convention
Madison is Wisconsin's capital and Dane County's county seat. Population was 269,840 as of 2020, making it second-largest Wisconsin city. City surrounds five lakes: Mendota, Monona, Wingra, Kegonsa, and Waubesa. Founded in 1836, named after President James Madison
Census Bureau lists 336 cities with population over 100,000 as of July 2023. Five states have no cities exceeding 100,000: Delaware, Maine, Vermont, West Virginia, Wyoming. Total 2020 population of cities over 100,000 is 96,598,047. Mean city population is 301,765, density 4,151 inhabitants/square mile
Located southwest of Aurora, supported by Ancient Floaters. Tropical climate with temperatures between 20°C and 41°C
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