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    Most Popular Top 10 List for January 2013

    TopTenzBy TopTenzFebruary 23, 2013Updated:October 28, 20161 Comment2 Mins Read
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    Congratulations to Fred Hunt

    Mr. Hunt wrote the most popular top 10 list during the month of January 2013 and for winning the $100 bonus!

    Mr. Hunt’s list was titled: Top 10 Cities That Didn’t Exist in 1960. Here is the opening  paragraph with the number 10 entry; we encourage you to read the whole article.

    Top 10 Cities That Didn’t Exist in 1960

    When you think of maps, you don’t usually think of them as fluid objects. However, since the fall of the Berlin Wall, it seems all kinds of mergers and separations have been cluttering up atlases on a near-yearly basis.  And that doesn’t include all of the wars and disputed territories.

    But this article is specific to cities that literally did not exist a mere 50 years ago. In a mere two or three generations, these cities went from almost nothing, to being huge population centers and important cogs of economic growth.


    10. Incheon, South Korea

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    The city of Incheon, in South Korea, is just miles from the North Korean border.  With a population of nearly 3 million, it is the third largest city in South Korea.  In 1994, the South Korean government, with a keen eye toward the future, decided to undertake a bold plan to reclaim land from the sea off the coast of Incheon, and build the world’s largest ubiquitous technological city.  With a projected cost of $40 to 50 billion, the city has an estimated completion date of 2020, and hopes to accommodate up to half a million residents.  The South Korean government is also trying to build the city within a strict green blueprint, which it may or may not meet.

    Read the rest: https://www.toptenz.net/top-10-cities-that-didnt-exist-in-1960.php

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    1 Comment

    1. Fred on February 24, 2013 11:25 am

      Thank you very much to everyone who read my article. (p.s. I did go back and forth on whether Brasilia, Brazil was close enough to the time frame. I think my source material had 1959 as the foundation date.)

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