6.2 Cities Across the World

Identify where the suburbs are located in your image. Include a screenshot from Google Earth.
Identify Boomburbs, edge cities, and exurbs in your country ( explain but not all will apply) Include Images
Identify megacities and metacities in your country (explain but not all will apply) Include Images

Suburbs are residential areas on the outskirts of cities, so like Suburbs of Seoul/Busan/Incheon/Daegu.

Edge cities are suburban areas that have developed their own economic and commercial base, often rivaling the traditional downtown area of a city. These areas typically have a high concentration of office buildings, shopping centers, and entertainment complexes. In South Korea, cities like Bundang in the Seoul metropolitan area could be considered edge cities.

Boomburbs are rapidly growing suburban areas characterized by significant population and economic growth. In South Korea, you might find boomburbs surrounding major metropolitan areas where there has been substantial suburban expansion due to population growth and economic development. Ilsan, located northwest of Seoul. Ilsan has experienced rapid urbanization and population growth since the 1990s, transforming from agricultural land into a thriving suburban area. It boasts modern residential developments, commercial centers, and cultural amenities, making it an attractive location for young professionals and families seeking a suburban lifestyle within easy reach of Seoul's employment opportunities.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ilsan

Boomburbs are rapidly growing suburban areas characterized by significant population and economic growth. In South Korea, you might find boomburbs surrounding major metropolitan areas where there has been substantial suburban expansion due to population growth and economic development. Hwaseong, located in Gyeonggi Province, southwest of Seoul. Hwaseong has experienced significant population and economic growth in recent decades, making it a prime example of a boomburb.

https://www.brookings.edu/books/boomburbs/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hwaseong,_Gyeonggi

Megacities and metacities are terms used to describe large urban agglomerations:

Megacities are cities with populations exceeding 10 million inhabitants. In South Korea, Seoul is the only city that would qualify as a megacity.

Metacities are even larger urban regions with interconnected metropolitan areas, often spanning multiple cities and provinces. In South Korea, the Greater Seoul Metropolitan Area, which includes Seoul, Incheon, and parts of Gyeonggi Province, could be considered a metacity due to its immense population and economic significance.