What is the population of London?
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The population of the 32 London Boroughs, plus The City of London is approximately 7,700,000.
These boroughs are the divisions of London which have their own local government by elected Councillors.
The European Union has introduced the notion of "Larger Urban Zones" aimed at making meaningful comparisons between the demographics of the major cities in Europe.
The measure given for the Larger Urban Zone centred around London is 11,917,000
"The City of London" is a small area (roughly one square mile) within London - see the related question below.
These boroughs are the divisions of London which have their own local government by elected Councillors.
The European Union has introduced the notion of "Larger Urban Zones" aimed at making meaningful comparisons between the demographics of the major cities in Europe.
The measure given for the Larger Urban Zone centred around London is 11,917,000
"The City of London" is a small area (roughly one square mile) within London - see the related question below.
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