How big is dublin compared to london?

Question

How big is dublin compared to london?

Answer 1

across the city area you can walk it in 30 min

Answer 2

about 1/8 =>> 1/10

Answer 3

Much smaller

Answer 4

Dublin city is not as big as London but it is better good,goods in small parcels and all that

Answer 5

Dublin capital of Ireland's total area is only - 114.99 km², where as London's total area is - 1,579 km². So London is nearly 14 times bigger than Dublin-.  These figures (areas) have been taken from respective Wikipedia pages-

Answer 6

London covers an area of 1,579 square km, with a population of 7.5 million.  Dublin covers 114.99 square km, with a population of 505,739.

Answer 7

Way smaller.

Answer 8

London has a population of 7,172,091

The population within Dublin (i.e. the administrative area controlled by Dublin City Council) was 505,739 at the census of 2006. Beyond this, at the same census the Dublin Region population was 1,186,159, whilst the Greater Dublin Area had a figure of 1,661,185

Answer 9

no where near as big!... it more like the size of manchester

Answer 10

not big at all u could probably fit it in one corner of london

Answer 11

Dublin is small compared to London it also has a slower pace but it does have a great night life for all age gr up.

Answer 12

Much smaller.  London has a population of almost 8 million, Dublin has just over half a million.

Answer 13

much smaller, although it has expanded outwards. With suburbs it is very big. London is definitely bigger.Population of Dublin is about 1.5 million now.

Answer 14

London's massive. way bigger than dublin. i once watched a news report on how most of central england can be classed as london suburbia.

Answer 15

Its about 1/8th the size: Dublin has a population of around 1.1million, while London's population is about 8.8 million.

London remains the largest European city by a considerable margin.

Answer 16

The population within the city of Dublin (i.e. the administrative area controlled by Dublin City Council) was 505,739 at the census of 2006. Beyond this, at the same census the Dublin Region population was 1,186,159, whilst the Greater Dublin Area had a figure of 1,661,185.

     The total area of Dublin is 114.99 km².

     London is the most populous city in the European Union with a population of 7.5 million and a metropolitan area population of between 12 and 14 million. Its population is very cosmopolitan, drawing from a diverse range of peoples, cultures and religions, speaking over 300 different languages. Residents of London are referred to as Londoners.

     Greater London covers an area of 609 square miles (1,579 km²), making it one of the world's largest cities by area. Its primary geographical feature is the Thames, a navigable river which crosses the city from the southwest to the east. The Thames Valley is a floodplain surrounded by gently rolling hills such as Parliament Hill and Primrose Hill. These hills presented no significant obstacle to the growth of London from its origins as a port on the north side of the river, and therefore London is roughly circular.