London, 1

London is the capital of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and one of the largest financial centers in the world. It is also known as "Port Newland" with new york and Hongkong.

London is located in the southeast of England, across the lower banks of the Thames, 88 kilometers away from the estuary, and the coordinates of the city center are 5130' north latitude-0.15' east longitude. The greater London metropolitan area covers an area of about 1577 square kilometers, and the urban area of London is about 303 square kilometers.

2. Birmingham

Birmingham is the second largest city in Britain after London, which is located on the main railway line from London to Liverpool in central England. According to the data of 20 14, the population of Birmingham is110/0000, and the population of metropolitan area also ranks second in Britain, reaching 3.683 million. At the time of the British census in 20001year, the population of Birmingham was 977087.

3. Leeds

Leeds is the third largest city in Britain and the capital of West Yorkshire, England. It is an international metropolis. The city center is divided into banking area, legal area, government area, shopping area and other areas.

Leeds is the second largest financial center and legal center in Britain, an important economic, commercial, industrial and cultural center and transportation hub in central Britain, and one of the eight core cities in England. It has a well-developed railway and road network connecting southern England and Scotland, a canal connecting Liverpool and the Irish Sea in the west, and Leeds Bradford International Airport is located 3 kilometers northwest of the city.

4. Liverpool

Liverpool is a port city in northwest England and one of the eight core cities in England. Liverpool is located in the northwest of England, on the east bank of mersey river, and the city center is about 5 miles from the Irish Sea. Liverpool's terrain is undulating, spanning a series of ridges, and the highest point is Mount Everton, 70 meters above sea level. Liverpool is a beautiful port city, located in the northwest of England and the capital of Merseyside.

5. Glasgow

Glasgow, with a population of 600,000, is the largest city in Scotland and the fourth largest city in Britain. Located at the mouth of Clyde River in the west of central Scotland. Glasgow is the third largest manufacturing city in Britain, after Birmingham and Leeds.

6. Sheffield

Sheffield is located in the middle of England. It was built in seven years and is located in South Yorkshire, England. It is one of the eight largest cities in Britain outside London. Sheffield is a university town. Famous universities include the University of Sheffield and sheffield hallam university.

7. Manchester

Manchester is the center of British cotton textile industry, an important transportation hub and a commercial, financial and cultural center. It is located in the center of the metropolitan area in northwest England, in the northwest plain of England, and near pennines in the east.

8. Edinburgh

Edinburgh is a famous cultural city in Britain, located at the mouth of the east coast of Scotland, perched on volcanic ash and rocky cliffs. Compared with most European cities, Edinburgh has a superior geographical position, is the center of the southern lowlands, and is also the capital of Scotland, full of unique charm of Scotland. Now it is the seventh largest city in Britain.