10 MASSIVE Cities That Should NOT Exist

The Top 10 LARGEST Cities that should NOT be able to exist. Most big civilizations in the world are located near water (ex. ocean, natural harbor, major river, lake, etc.), but the following places aren't near ANY body of water AT ALL! And a few are in the DRY Desert with VERY little rainfall! How do so many people live in these cities that have no natural source of water in 2023?
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The cradles of civilization all started along major rivers, as they provided water to drink and for crops to grow. And once trade between cities became necessary, water served an even GREATER purpose... as the most convenient form of transportation!
Nearly every big city in the world was built along some natural water way, whether it be an ocean, bay, river, or lake. But that all changed with the invention of the railroad, and later airplanes, highways and air conditioning! Now people can build cities wherever the HECK they want, even in some of the DRIEST Deserts on Earth! And some massive cities with plenty of skyscrapers, are now FULLY Abandoned! These are 10 MASSIVE cities in the USA, South America, Europe, Asia, and Africa with no natural source of water, which frankly should NOT be able to exist if it weren't for human innovation.

My biggest suggestion is to visit these cities and states first to decide where you want to move to and live.

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