Definition: Metropolitan, metropolis: a city or region with large populations that is larger than any single town or town alone (in contrast to a rural community). In its broader meaning, a metropolitan area is defined as having more than 250,000 people living in a single urban area. It can be defined by geography and population size, but not necessarily by its economy, climate, or culture. The term "metropolis" generally refers to a city or other large urban center that has the same characteristics as metropolitan areas, such as being larger than any single town or town alone, having high concentrations of people living in one area (the megacity model), and being surrounded by metropolitan regions. For example, New York City is often considered a "metropolis," as it has over 2.5 million residents, much like the megacity model described earlier.
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