City Rankings (Residents, GDP, Budget, Visitors)

Day 3,478, 14:55 • Published in Poland India • by Zordacz

It's been over a week since the introduction of the residence module. Due to the lack of any kind of city ranking lists, here are some stats for you (gathered on day 3,478 at 7:00):

574 cities, 13,286 residents, 74,080 visitors
eWorld GDP: 19,156,275cc
All city budgets in total: 4,444,613cc
Towns - 499
Large towns - 56
Cities - 14
Large cities - 5
Metropoles - None
Most inhabited cities
👍 Belgrade (Belgrade, Serbia) - 369
👍 Novi Sad (Vojvodina, Serbia) - 295
👍 Budapest (Central Hungary, Hungary) - 263
👍 Gdansk (Pomerania, Poland) - 262
👍 Iasi (Moldova, Romania) - 257
Uninhabited cities
👍 Fredericton (New Brunswick, Romania) - 0
👍 Ancona (Marche, Slovenia) - 0
👍 Trondheim (Trondelag, Norway) - 0
👍 Graz (Styria, Austria) - 0
👍 Innsbruck (Tyrol, Slovenia) - 0
👍 Taiyuan (Shanxi, China) - 0
👍 Chennai (Tamil Nadu, India) - 0
👍 Bhubaneswar (Orissa, Republic of Macedonia (FYROM)) - 0
👍 Raipur (Chhattisgarh, Bulgaria) - 0
👍 Rayong (Eastern Thailand, Thailand) - 0
👍 Kota Kinabalu (Sabah, Poland) - 0
👍 Wonsan (Kangwon, Russia) - 0
👍 Hamhung (Hamgyong, China) - 0
👍 Cobija (Pando, Lithuania) - 0
👍 Vitsebsk (Vitsebskaya, Belarus) - 0
👍 Falaj Al Moalla (Umm al Quwain, United Arab Emirates) - 0
👍 Ajman (Ajman, Mexico) - 0
👍 Sharjah (Sharjah, United Arab Emirates) - 0
👍 Dammam (Eastern Province, Greece) - 0
👍 Awka (South East States, Nigeria) - 0
Top cities by GDP
👍 Tallahassee (Florida, USA) - 1,099,140cc
👍 Gdansk (Pomerania, Poland) - 1,000,472cc
👍 Olympia (Washington, USA) - 742,979cc
👍 Frankfort (Kentucky, USA) - 670,789cc
👍 Iasi (Moldova, Romania) - 623,488cc
👎Cities with no GDP - 54
Top cities by GDP per capita
👍 Mahilyow (Mahilyowskaya, Romania) - 25,235cc
👍 Tallahassee (Florida, USA) - 24,425.33cc
👍 Akhaltsikhe (Lower Kartli, Romania) - 23,761.19cc
👍 Cheyenne (Wyoming, USA) - 23,033.57cc
👍 Olympia (Washington, USA) - 21,227.97cc
Slums
👎 Chernihiv (Siveria, USA) - 3.13cc
👎 Plzen (Southern Bohemia, Czech Republic) - 10.67cc
👎 Tarija (Chuquisaca and Tarija, Lithuania) - 13.54cc
👎 Geneva (Romandie, Switzerland) - 14.78cc
👎 Curitiba (Parana and Santa Catarina, Portugal) - 15.12cc
Richest cities (budget)
👍 Belgrade (Belgrade, Serbia) - 117,398cc
👍 Gdansk (Pomerania, Poland) - 91,478cc
👍 Iasi (Moldova, Romania) - 80,330cc
👍 Novi Sad (Vojvodina, Serbia) - 71,153cc
👍 Buenos Aires (Pampas, Argentina) - 65,786cc
Brokest cities
👎 Kimberley (Northern Cape, South Africa) - 250cc
👎 Falaj Al Moalla (Umm al Quwain, United Arab Emirates) - 507cc
👎 Nelspruit (Mpumalanga, Japan) - 553cc
👎 Najran (Najran, Greece) - 571cc
👎 Calcutta (West Bengal, India) - 633cc
Tourist traps (visitors)
👍 Jayapura (Papua, Hungary) - 1,171
👍 Palu (Sulawesi, Indonesia) - 1,149
👍 Ambon (Maluku islands, Hungary) - 1,140
👍 Davao (Mindanao, Philippines) - 1,126
👍 Mataram (Lesser Sunda Islands, Indonesia) - 1,124
****holes
👎 Longyearbyen (Svalbard & Jan Mayen, Norway) - 11
👎 Sariwŏn (Hwangae, China) - 11
👎 Hamhung (Hamgyong, China) - 11
👎 Rayong (Eastern Thailand, Thailand) - 12
👎 Nanjing (Jiangsu, China) - 14
It isn't known yet whether it's best to live in a huge and rich city or a small one. We'll have to wait a couple of weeks until city mayors are added. They will be able to spend city budgets on something. What will it be? Some laws/upgrades, giving temporary benefits for the residents, I guess, but we can only speculate at this moment.
On the other hand, the decision about where to live isn't as important as in the case of companies. It costs an arm an a leg to move your companies from one holding to another, while it's just a few hundred cc to establish a new residence in another city.