The metropolitan populace of our reality has developed quickly from 746 million of every 1950 to 3.9 billion out of 2014. It sounds inconceivably quick! In any case, with populace development, our urban areas have advanced as well and we can barely perceive a portion of these spots when you contrast old pictures of them with how they look today.
We at Positive flow are flabbergasted by the magnificent advancement of these urban areas and need to share their photographs with you.
#1 Dubai in 1964 and presently
#2 Avenida Nueve de Julio in Buenos Aires in 1937 and presently
#3 The Moscow River in the nineteenth century and presently
#4 Hyderabad in India during the 1880s and presently
#5 Chicago in 1838 and presently
#6 The Sultan Abdul Samad Building in Kuala Lumpur during the 1900s and presently
#7 The view from Galata Tower in Istanbul during the 1870s and presently
#8 Downtown Los Angeles in 1994 and presently
#9 Neftchiler Avenue in Baku during the 1920s and presently
#10 Suzhou Creek in Shanghai around 1920 and presently
#11 The Republic Square in Yerevan in 1916 and presently
#12 Perspective on Bangkok in 1822 and presently
#13 Manhattan with The Brooklyn Bridge on the right in 1873 and presently
What city do you think changed the most? If it’s not too much trouble, compose your perspective underneath and share this article with your companions!
Review photograph credit George Schlegel / Wikimedia Commons, depositphotos.com
