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Revision as of 21:04, 12 November 2023
Amstelvoort-Harlingen metropolitan area | |
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| Country | Beatavic |
| Province | Liverly Tippekenny |
| Counties | Amstelvoort Riverton Hengelaar Harlingen Pendleton |
| Principality City | Amstelvoort |
| Other major cities | Harlingen Greenhill Lockhart East Belmont Amstelvoort Heights Leander Llano Hill Evergreen Falls Mountainville Brewster Stone Creek |
| Population (2020) | |
| • Total | 10,561,012 |
| Time zone | UTC -9 |
The Amstelvoort-Harlingen metropolitan area is the largest metropolitan area in terms of both area and population in the country, with a population of 10.5 million encompassing Amstelvoort, Riverton, Hengelaar, Harlingen, and Pendleton counties. As of 2020, the overall population growth stood at 8.24%, with much of that growth coming from the growing amount of residents of Gran Telea, Greenbridge, and Arklip moving to the area.