What is the most populated city/town/village that you have ever lived or are currently living in?

Vancouver, which has been my home town all my life if you include the suburbs...I've visited much larger cities. I think Bombay was the biggest. Maybe Los Angeles, Jakarta or Delhi...

Anchorage, Alaska

Worcester, Massachusetts, population 172,648. It's where I went to college

As opposed to "populated by alien beings or non-human earth creatures"?
Chicago, born there.

The City of New York in the States, Tokyo in Japan.

Portland, Oregon or Council Bluffs, Iowa. I was born in Council Bluffs and lived in Portland as a baby and again in the early 1970's. I don't know which one has the larger population

new york city

when, and do you mean Manhattan or the out-of-towner NYC?

I don't know. I've lived in a couple of different places but I don't know which one has the larger population and I'm not inclined to research this.

Used to live in Milwaukee, WI

The most populated city/town/village I have ever lived in is...
Toronto, on, ca

Toronto, Ontario, Canada and I loved it.

i dont kno

Cambridge, MA

manhattan in the late 80's to mid 90's. i lived in murray hill, 36th st.
out of towner NYC????? so you mean the boroughs?? that's still NYC.

for natives, NYC is Manhattan; all the boros are "The City of New York," or "the five boros."

The reason is the Post Office. Manhattan is the only boro with "New York, New York" as the town and state part of the address. Where I come from in Queens for example, it is "Flushing, New York" as the city and state part of the address.
When we go out, we go to "the City," aka Manhattan.

"Sex and [the City]" was the only TV show or movie to ever get it right when they referred to Manhattan as "The City" and the other boros by their name. For example, when the redheaded lawyer moved to Brooklyn, everyone referred to where she lived by name "Brooklyn." That was right on.

However, the rest of the world refers to the City of New York, all five boros, as "New York City." We do, too, when we talk to out-of-towners so as not to confuse, but since you said you lived there, I asked for the distiction.

London UK I guess

I had to look this one up.
When I was a kid I lived in Gulfport, FL. the population now is 12,527.
In Upstate NY where we recently moved from (St.Johnsville) population 2000.
Here (Addison, IL.) the population is 35914.

I'm not sure. It's probably San Francisco. I've lived in more populated areas, but never technically in the city which was the real reason for the density. But I actually live in the city of San Francisco, so I think that probably wins.

Vicksburg, Mississippi. I'm not much for big cities. While they are nice to visit, I would never live in a big city.

San Diego. 1.2 million, I think? At least that's what it stays on the city sign.

NY of course

Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire.

huntington wv i think

Manchester is the most poplulated place I have lived in. Before that I lived in villages in the country.

Amsterdam. Abaout 800,000 people.

Cincinnati, Ohio.

I'm here now.

The population of the actual city isn't real high.. but we live in what is called the "tri-state".. the tips of KY, IN, and OH.. and the population is much larger.

Other. I don't remember.

don't know!

I don't know. I don't have the populations of all the places I've lived on hand.

Toronto has over two million people. Too small. I don't like small places.

How do you pronounce Worcester?

Wuss-ter

Like the sauce, right?

Yes, minus the "shire" suffix.

There's actually a village nearby that is named "Wooster".

The thing like this that really kills me is Versailles, Kentucky. My sister-in-law's family is from there. Anyway, they pronounce it "ver-sales" .

Seattle, Washington, USA.

chicago

I live in a town just outside of a borough just outside of England's second city. It takes me twenty minutes to get into Manchester, and I go four or five times a week, so I'm counting that.