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The main difference between a Canadian province and a territory is that the provinces derive their political influence from [M]the Constitution Act, 1867[/M] (formerly the British North America Act, 1867), while the respective governments of the territories receive their political privileges from the Government of Canada. | Canada's administrative divisions are composed of 10 provinces (province) and 3 regions/territories (English: territory; French: territoire). The main difference between provinces and regions is that provinces are established in accordance with constitutional decrees, but regions are established in accordance with federal laws, so regions are directly under the jurisdiction of the federal government, and provinces are under the jurisdiction of the governments of each province.
The provincial government is responsible for various public services such as health insurance, education, and work insurance. In addition to the taxes collected by the provinces, they also get allocated funds from the federal government to cover the required expenses.
The parliament of each province is unicameral, and the leader of the majority party in the parliament is usually the governor of the province. However, the parliaments of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut have no political parties, and the chief executive of the region is elected by the parliament.
The representatives of the Canadian monarchs in each province are called provincial governors. Representatives of the federal government in the three regions are called commissioners. | n |
The main difference between a Canadian province and a territory is that [M]the provinces derive their political influence from the Constitution Act, 1867[/M] (formerly the British North America Act, 1867), while the respective governments of the territories receive their political privileges from the Government of Canada. | Canada's administrative divisions are composed of 10 provinces (province) and 3 regions/territories (English: territory; French: territoire). The main difference between provinces and regions is that provinces are established in accordance with constitutional decrees, but regions are established in accordance with federal laws, so regions are directly under the jurisdiction of the federal government, and provinces are under the jurisdiction of the governments of each province.
The provincial government is responsible for various public services such as health insurance, education, and work insurance. In addition to the taxes collected by the provinces, they also get allocated funds from the federal government to cover the required expenses.
The parliament of each province is unicameral, and the leader of the majority party in the parliament is usually the governor of the province. However, the parliaments of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut have no political parties, and the chief executive of the region is elected by the parliament.
The representatives of the Canadian monarchs in each province are called provincial governors. Representatives of the federal government in the three regions are called commissioners. | n |
[M]The main difference between a Canadian province and a territory is that the provinces derive their political influence from the Constitution Act, 1867[/M] (formerly the British North America Act, 1867), while the respective governments of the territories receive their political privileges from the Government of Canada. | Canada's administrative divisions are composed of 10 provinces (province) and 3 regions/territories (English: territory; French: territoire). The main difference between provinces and regions is that provinces are established in accordance with constitutional decrees, but regions are established in accordance with federal laws, so regions are directly under the jurisdiction of the federal government, and provinces are under the jurisdiction of the governments of each province.
The provincial government is responsible for various public services such as health insurance, education, and work insurance. In addition to the taxes collected by the provinces, they also get allocated funds from the federal government to cover the required expenses.
The parliament of each province is unicameral, and the leader of the majority party in the parliament is usually the governor of the province. However, the parliaments of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut have no political parties, and the chief executive of the region is elected by the parliament.
The representatives of the Canadian monarchs in each province are called provincial governors. Representatives of the federal government in the three regions are called commissioners. | n |
[M]Canada[/M]'s provinces and territories together make up [M]the world's second largest country by area.[/M] | Canada's administrative divisions are composed of 10 provinces (province) and 3 regions/territories (English: territory; French: territoire). The main difference between provinces and regions is that provinces are established in accordance with constitutional decrees, but regions are established in accordance with federal laws, so regions are directly under the jurisdiction of the federal government, and provinces are under the jurisdiction of the governments of each province.
The provincial government is responsible for various public services such as health insurance, education, and work insurance. In addition to the taxes collected by the provinces, they also get allocated funds from the federal government to cover the required expenses.
The parliament of each province is unicameral, and the leader of the majority party in the parliament is usually the governor of the province. However, the parliaments of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut have no political parties, and the chief executive of the region is elected by the parliament.
The representatives of the Canadian monarchs in each province are called provincial governors. Representatives of the federal government in the three regions are called commissioners. | n |
[M]Canada's provinces and territories together make up the world's second largest country by area.[/M] | Canada's administrative divisions are composed of 10 provinces (province) and 3 regions/territories (English: territory; French: territoire). The main difference between provinces and regions is that provinces are established in accordance with constitutional decrees, but regions are established in accordance with federal laws, so regions are directly under the jurisdiction of the federal government, and provinces are under the jurisdiction of the governments of each province.
The provincial government is responsible for various public services such as health insurance, education, and work insurance. In addition to the taxes collected by the provinces, they also get allocated funds from the federal government to cover the required expenses.
The parliament of each province is unicameral, and the leader of the majority party in the parliament is usually the governor of the province. However, the parliaments of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut have no political parties, and the chief executive of the region is elected by the parliament.
The representatives of the Canadian monarchs in each province are called provincial governors. Representatives of the federal government in the three regions are called commissioners. | n |
Since then, [M]Canada's[/M] external borders have changed a number of times and its [M]territory has been expanded from the original four provinces to ten provinces and three territories[/M]. | Canada's administrative divisions are composed of 10 provinces (province) and 3 regions/territories (English: territory; French: territoire). The main difference between provinces and regions is that provinces are established in accordance with constitutional decrees, but regions are established in accordance with federal laws, so regions are directly under the jurisdiction of the federal government, and provinces are under the jurisdiction of the governments of each province.
The provincial government is responsible for various public services such as health insurance, education, and work insurance. In addition to the taxes collected by the provinces, they also get allocated funds from the federal government to cover the required expenses.
The parliament of each province is unicameral, and the leader of the majority party in the parliament is usually the governor of the province. However, the parliaments of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut have no political parties, and the chief executive of the region is elected by the parliament.
The representatives of the Canadian monarchs in each province are called provincial governors. Representatives of the federal government in the three regions are called commissioners. | n |
Since then, [M]Canada's[/M] external borders have changed a number of times and its [M]territory has been expanded[/M] from the original four provinces to ten provinces and three territories. | Canada's administrative divisions are composed of 10 provinces (province) and 3 regions/territories (English: territory; French: territoire). The main difference between provinces and regions is that provinces are established in accordance with constitutional decrees, but regions are established in accordance with federal laws, so regions are directly under the jurisdiction of the federal government, and provinces are under the jurisdiction of the governments of each province.
The provincial government is responsible for various public services such as health insurance, education, and work insurance. In addition to the taxes collected by the provinces, they also get allocated funds from the federal government to cover the required expenses.
The parliament of each province is unicameral, and the leader of the majority party in the parliament is usually the governor of the province. However, the parliaments of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut have no political parties, and the chief executive of the region is elected by the parliament.
The representatives of the Canadian monarchs in each province are called provincial governors. Representatives of the federal government in the three regions are called commissioners. | n |
[M]Since then, Canada's external borders have changed a number of times[/M] and its territory has been expanded from the original four provinces to ten provinces and three territories. | Canada's administrative divisions are composed of 10 provinces (province) and 3 regions/territories (English: territory; French: territoire). The main difference between provinces and regions is that provinces are established in accordance with constitutional decrees, but regions are established in accordance with federal laws, so regions are directly under the jurisdiction of the federal government, and provinces are under the jurisdiction of the governments of each province.
The provincial government is responsible for various public services such as health insurance, education, and work insurance. In addition to the taxes collected by the provinces, they also get allocated funds from the federal government to cover the required expenses.
The parliament of each province is unicameral, and the leader of the majority party in the parliament is usually the governor of the province. However, the parliaments of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut have no political parties, and the chief executive of the region is elected by the parliament.
The representatives of the Canadian monarchs in each province are called provincial governors. Representatives of the federal government in the three regions are called commissioners. | n |
Since then, [M]Canada's external borders have changed a number of times[/M] and its territory has been expanded from the original four provinces to ten provinces and three territories. | Canada's administrative divisions are composed of 10 provinces (province) and 3 regions/territories (English: territory; French: territoire). The main difference between provinces and regions is that provinces are established in accordance with constitutional decrees, but regions are established in accordance with federal laws, so regions are directly under the jurisdiction of the federal government, and provinces are under the jurisdiction of the governments of each province.
The provincial government is responsible for various public services such as health insurance, education, and work insurance. In addition to the taxes collected by the provinces, they also get allocated funds from the federal government to cover the required expenses.
The parliament of each province is unicameral, and the leader of the majority party in the parliament is usually the governor of the province. However, the parliaments of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut have no political parties, and the chief executive of the region is elected by the parliament.
The representatives of the Canadian monarchs in each province are called provincial governors. Representatives of the federal government in the three regions are called commissioners. | n |
In 1867, three provinces of what was then British North America - New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and [M]the Province of Canada (which since Canada was formed constitute Ontario and Quebec)[/M] - came together to form a new nation. | Canada's administrative divisions are composed of 10 provinces (province) and 3 regions/territories (English: territory; French: territoire). The main difference between provinces and regions is that provinces are established in accordance with constitutional decrees, but regions are established in accordance with federal laws, so regions are directly under the jurisdiction of the federal government, and provinces are under the jurisdiction of the governments of each province.
The provincial government is responsible for various public services such as health insurance, education, and work insurance. In addition to the taxes collected by the provinces, they also get allocated funds from the federal government to cover the required expenses.
The parliament of each province is unicameral, and the leader of the majority party in the parliament is usually the governor of the province. However, the parliaments of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut have no political parties, and the chief executive of the region is elected by the parliament.
The representatives of the Canadian monarchs in each province are called provincial governors. Representatives of the federal government in the three regions are called commissioners. | n |
In 1867, three provinces of what was then [M]British North America - New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and the Province of Canada[/M] (which since Canada was formed constitute Ontario and Quebec) - came together to form a new nation. | Canada's administrative divisions are composed of 10 provinces (province) and 3 regions/territories (English: territory; French: territoire). The main difference between provinces and regions is that provinces are established in accordance with constitutional decrees, but regions are established in accordance with federal laws, so regions are directly under the jurisdiction of the federal government, and provinces are under the jurisdiction of the governments of each province.
The provincial government is responsible for various public services such as health insurance, education, and work insurance. In addition to the taxes collected by the provinces, they also get allocated funds from the federal government to cover the required expenses.
The parliament of each province is unicameral, and the leader of the majority party in the parliament is usually the governor of the province. However, the parliaments of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut have no political parties, and the chief executive of the region is elected by the parliament.
The representatives of the Canadian monarchs in each province are called provincial governors. Representatives of the federal government in the three regions are called commissioners. | n |
[M]In 1867, three provinces of what was then British North America[/M] - New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and the Province of Canada (which since Canada was formed constitute Ontario and Quebec) - [M]came together to form a new nation.[/M] | Canada's administrative divisions are composed of 10 provinces (province) and 3 regions/territories (English: territory; French: territoire). The main difference between provinces and regions is that provinces are established in accordance with constitutional decrees, but regions are established in accordance with federal laws, so regions are directly under the jurisdiction of the federal government, and provinces are under the jurisdiction of the governments of each province.
The provincial government is responsible for various public services such as health insurance, education, and work insurance. In addition to the taxes collected by the provinces, they also get allocated funds from the federal government to cover the required expenses.
The parliament of each province is unicameral, and the leader of the majority party in the parliament is usually the governor of the province. However, the parliaments of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut have no political parties, and the chief executive of the region is elected by the parliament.
The representatives of the Canadian monarchs in each province are called provincial governors. Representatives of the federal government in the three regions are called commissioners. | n |
In 1867, [M]three provinces of what was then British North America[/M] - New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and the Province of Canada (which since Canada was formed constitute Ontario and Quebec) - [M]came together to form a new nation[/M]. | Canada's administrative divisions are composed of 10 provinces (province) and 3 regions/territories (English: territory; French: territoire). The main difference between provinces and regions is that provinces are established in accordance with constitutional decrees, but regions are established in accordance with federal laws, so regions are directly under the jurisdiction of the federal government, and provinces are under the jurisdiction of the governments of each province.
The provincial government is responsible for various public services such as health insurance, education, and work insurance. In addition to the taxes collected by the provinces, they also get allocated funds from the federal government to cover the required expenses.
The parliament of each province is unicameral, and the leader of the majority party in the parliament is usually the governor of the province. However, the parliaments of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut have no political parties, and the chief executive of the region is elected by the parliament.
The representatives of the Canadian monarchs in each province are called provincial governors. Representatives of the federal government in the three regions are called commissioners. | n |
[M]It[/M] was quickly overtaken by New York and [M]gave its status as capital to the brand new city[/M] of [M]Washington D.C[/M]. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
[M]It[/M] was quickly overtaken by New York and [M]gave its status as capital to[/M] the brand new city of [M]Washington D.C[/M]. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
[M]It was quickly overtaken by New York[/M] and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
[M]It is the[/M] fifth city in the country [M]by population[/M] and the [M]51st in the world[/M]. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | n |
[M]It is the fifth city in the country by population[/M] and the 51st in the world. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | c |
[M]Philadelphia[/M] (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city [M]in[/M] the [M]state of Pennsylvania, United States[/M]. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
[M]Philadelphia[/M] (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) [M]is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania[/M], United States. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
[M]Philadelphia[/M] (in English, Philadelphia, also [M]colloquially nicknamed Philly[/M]) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
Founded in 1682, [M]it[/M] was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before [M]temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States[/M]. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
Founded in 1682, [M]it was[/M] during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and [M]the third most populous city in the British Empire (after[/M] London and [M]Dublin[/M]), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | n |
Founded in 1682, [M]it was[/M] during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and [M]the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London[/M] and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | n |
Founded in 1682, [M]it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies[/M] and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
[M]Founded in 1682[/M], it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
[M](Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants[/M]. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
[M](Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley)[/M] reaches 6 million inhabitants. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | n |
[M]The county of Philadelphia[/M], of which it is headquartered, [M]has 1,526,000 inhabitants[/M]. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | c |
[M]The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered[/M], has 1,526,000 inhabitants. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of [M]Pennsylvania[/M], although the capital and [M]seat of government is Harrisburg[/M]. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | n |
Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of [M]Pennsylvania[/M], although the [M]capital[/M] and seat of government [M]is Harrisburg[/M]. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
[M]Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania[/M], although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the [M]important cities of[/M] New York and [M]Washington D.C.[/M] | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the [M]important cities of New York[/M] and Washington D.C. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | n |
[M]It is located[/M] on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - [M]shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay[/M] - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | n |
[M]It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River[/M] - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | n |
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on [M]the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean[/M]. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
[M]It is[/M] a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way [M]an important industrial port on the Delaware River[/M], which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
[M]It is a great[/M] historical, cultural and [M]artistic center in the United States[/M], and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
[M]It is a great[/M] historical, [M]cultural[/M] and artistic [M]center in the United States[/M], and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
[M]It is a great historical[/M], cultural and artistic [M]center in the United States[/M], and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. | Philadelphia (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA).
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. In addition, Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with New York, before being supplanted by its rival.
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | e |
Now, [M]Philadelphia is[/M] the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania (whose capital is Harrisburg) and [M]the seat of Philadelphia County[/M]. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
Now, Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of [M]Pennsylvania[/M] (whose [M]capital is Harrisburg[/M]) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
Now, [M]Philadelphia is the primary metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania[/M] (whose capital is Harrisburg) and the seat of Philadelphia County. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
Founded in 1682, [M]it was[/M], until 1790, the [M]most populous city in North America[/M]. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
Founded in 1682, [M]it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America[/M]. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
[M]Founded in 1682[/M], it was, until 1790, the most populous city in North America. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, Philadelphia is also a major industrial port on the [M]Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean.[/M] | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, [M]Philadelphia is[/M] also a major industrial port [M]on the Delaware River[/M], which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
A major historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, [M]Philadelphia is[/M] also a [M]major industrial port[/M] on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
[M]A major historical[/M], cultural and artistic [M]center in[/M] the [M]United States[/M], [M]Philadelphia[/M] is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
[M]A major[/M] historical, [M]cultural[/M] and artistic [M]center in[/M] the [M]United States[/M], [M]Philadelphia[/M] is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
[M]A major[/M] historical, cultural and [M]artistic center in[/M] the [M]United States[/M], [M]Philadelphia[/M] is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
[M]A major[/M] historical, cultural and [M]artistic center[/M] in the United States, [M]Philadelphia[/M] is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
[M]A major[/M] historical, [M]cultural[/M] and artistic [M]center[/M] in the United States, [M]Philadelphia[/M] is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
[M]A major historical[/M], cultural and artistic [M]center[/M] in the United States, [M]Philadelphia[/M] is also a major industrial port on the Delaware River, which empties into the Atlantic Ocean. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
[M]Philadelphia[/M] (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The [M]name[/M] of the city, chosen by William Penn , [M]means[/M] “[M]fraternal friendship” in Greek[/M], [M]because it was to be an island of religious tolerance.[/M] | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
[M]Philadelphia[/M] (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The [M]name[/M] of the city, chosen by William Penn , [M]means[/M] “[M]fraternal friendship” in Greek[/M], because it was to be an island of religious tolerance. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
[M]Philadelphia[/M] (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The [M]name[/M] of the city, chosen by William Penn , [M]means[/M] “[M]fraternal friendship[/M]” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
[M]Philadelphia[/M] (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC [M]The name of the city, chosen by William Penn[/M] , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
[M]Philadelphia[/M] (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, [M]located[/M] in the Northeastern United States, [M]between New York and Washington DC[/M] The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
[M]Philadelphia[/M] (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, [M]located in the Northeastern United States,[/M] between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
[M]Philadelphia[/M] (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, [M]is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania[/M], located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
[M]Philadelphia[/M] (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), nicknamed Philly, [M]is a city[/M] in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
[M]Philadelphia[/M] (English: Philadelphia, / ˌfɪləˈdɛlfiə /), [M]nicknamed Philly[/M], is a city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, located in the Northeastern United States, between New York and Washington DC The name of the city, chosen by William Penn , means “fraternal friendship” in Greek, because it was to be an island of religious tolerance. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in [M]Philadelphia[/M], making it [M]the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital[/M]. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations, most often in [M]Philadelphia[/M], [M]making[/M] it [M]the de facto provisional capital of the country[/M], until Washington became the definitive capital. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
[M]Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met[/M] in several locations, [M]most often in Philadelphia[/M], making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
[M]Between 1774 and 1800, the United States Congress met in several locations[/M], most often in Philadelphia, making it the de facto provisional capital of the country, until Washington became the definitive capital. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, [M]Philadelphia[/M] has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its [M]metropolitan area[/M] (Philadelphia – Camden – [M]Wilmington PMSA[/M]). | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, [M]Philadelphia[/M] has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its [M]metropolitan area[/M] (Philadelphia – [M]Camden[/M] – Wilmington PMSA). | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, [M]Philadelphia[/M] has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its [M]metropolitan area[/M] ([M]Philadelphia[/M] – Camden – Wilmington PMSA). | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, [M]Philadelphia[/M] has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and [M]6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area[/M] (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA). | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, [M]Philadelphia[/M] has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the [M]municipality (Philadelphia City[/M]) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA). | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, [M]Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality[/M] (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA). | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | c |
Sixth most populous city in the country, according to the latest federal estimate of 2017 (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the [M]eighth largest city, Philadelphia[/M] has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA). | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
[M]Sixth most populous city in the country[/M], [M]according to the latest federal estimate of 2017[/M] ([M]after[/M] New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and [M]Phoenix[/M]), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA). | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
[M]Sixth most populous city in the country[/M], [M]according to the latest federal estimate of 2017[/M] ([M]after[/M] New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, [M]Houston[/M] and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA). | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
[M]Sixth most populous city in the country[/M], [M]according to the latest federal estimate of 2017[/M] ([M]after[/M] New York, Los Angeles, [M]Chicago[/M], Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA). | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
[M]Sixth most populous city in the country[/M], [M]according to the latest federal estimate of 2017[/M] ([M]after[/M] New York, [M]Los Angeles[/M], Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA). | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
[M]Sixth most populous city in the country[/M], [M]according to the latest federal estimate of 2017[/M] ([M]after New York[/M], Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA). | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | c |
[M]Sixth most populous city in the country[/M], [M]according to the latest federal estimate of 2017[/M] (after New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix), and the eighth largest city, Philadelphia has 1,580,863 inhabitants in the municipality (Philadelphia City) and 6 096 120 inhabitants in its metropolitan area (Philadelphia – Camden – Wilmington PMSA). | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
In addition, [M]Philadelphia[/M] maintained for several decades a financial and political rivalry with [M]New York[/M], before [M]being supplanted by its rival[/M]. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | e |
In addition, [M]Philadelphia maintained for several decades a[/M] financial and [M]political rivalry with New York[/M], before being supplanted by its rival. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
In addition, [M]Philadelphia maintained for several decades a financial[/M] and political [M]rivalry with New York[/M], before being supplanted by its rival. | Philadelphia (in English, Philadelphia, also colloquially nicknamed Philly) is the largest city in the state of Pennsylvania, United States. It is located on the eastern bank of the Delaware River - shortly before its mouth in the Delaware Bay - which separates it from the state of New Jersey, and at an intermediate point between the important cities of New York and Washington D.C. It is the fifth city in the country by population and the 51st in the world. The county of Philadelphia, of which it is headquartered, has 1,526,000 inhabitants. (Philadelphia City) and its metropolitan area (Delaware Valley) reaches 6 million inhabitants. (2014 census).
It is a great historical, cultural and artistic center in the United States, and in the same way an important industrial port on the Delaware River, which extends to the Atlantic Ocean. Founded in 1682, it was during the 18th century the most populous city of the Thirteen Colonies and the third most populous city in the British Empire (after London and Dublin), before temporarily becoming the capital city of the United States. It was quickly overtaken by New York and gave its status as capital to the brand new city of Washington D.C. Today, Philadelphia is the main metropolis of the state of Pennsylvania, although the capital and seat of government is Harrisburg. | n |
[M]Speaking with[/M] American filmmaker [M]Antoine Fuqua[/M] on Thursday about who could next take on the role [M]she said[/M] it 'will happen eventually' and [M]Idris is a clear favourite[/M]. | The next James Bond after Daniel Craig retires could well be Idris Elba. Filmmaker Antoine Fuqua revealed a conversation he had with producer Barbara Broccoli (who has produced every 007 film since 1995’s GoldenEye). The Daily Star reports that Broccoli said “it is time” for a non-white actor to take on the role.
Fuqua further discussed who specifically might take up the mantle, to which Broccoli said the move “will happen eventually” and that Elba is the frontrunner. She added, “Idris could do it if he was in shape. You need a guy with physically strong presence. Idris has that.”
Elba’s name has been associated with the character ever since Daniel Craig, who will essay the role of the iconic character Daniel Boyle Bond 25 in November next year, said that he’d rather slash his wrists than play James Bond again. | n |
[M]Speaking with[/M] American filmmaker [M]Antoine Fuqua[/M] on Thursday [M]about who could next take on the role she said it 'will happen eventually'[/M] and Idris is a clear favourite. | The next James Bond after Daniel Craig retires could well be Idris Elba. Filmmaker Antoine Fuqua revealed a conversation he had with producer Barbara Broccoli (who has produced every 007 film since 1995’s GoldenEye). The Daily Star reports that Broccoli said “it is time” for a non-white actor to take on the role.
Fuqua further discussed who specifically might take up the mantle, to which Broccoli said the move “will happen eventually” and that Elba is the frontrunner. She added, “Idris could do it if he was in shape. You need a guy with physically strong presence. Idris has that.”
Elba’s name has been associated with the character ever since Daniel Craig, who will essay the role of the iconic character Daniel Boyle Bond 25 in November next year, said that he’d rather slash his wrists than play James Bond again. | e |
[M]Speaking with American filmmaker Antoine Fuqua on Thursday[/M] about who could next take on the role she said it 'will happen eventually' and Idris is a clear favourite. | The next James Bond after Daniel Craig retires could well be Idris Elba. Filmmaker Antoine Fuqua revealed a conversation he had with producer Barbara Broccoli (who has produced every 007 film since 1995’s GoldenEye). The Daily Star reports that Broccoli said “it is time” for a non-white actor to take on the role.
Fuqua further discussed who specifically might take up the mantle, to which Broccoli said the move “will happen eventually” and that Elba is the frontrunner. She added, “Idris could do it if he was in shape. You need a guy with physically strong presence. Idris has that.”
Elba’s name has been associated with the character ever since Daniel Craig, who will essay the role of the iconic character Daniel Boyle Bond 25 in November next year, said that he’d rather slash his wrists than play James Bond again. | n |
The British actor, 45, is one of many stars to be linked to the role of James Bond, as speculation continues over who will take over from [M]Daniel Craig when he leaves the franchise.[/M] | The next James Bond after Daniel Craig retires could well be Idris Elba. Filmmaker Antoine Fuqua revealed a conversation he had with producer Barbara Broccoli (who has produced every 007 film since 1995’s GoldenEye). The Daily Star reports that Broccoli said “it is time” for a non-white actor to take on the role.
Fuqua further discussed who specifically might take up the mantle, to which Broccoli said the move “will happen eventually” and that Elba is the frontrunner. She added, “Idris could do it if he was in shape. You need a guy with physically strong presence. Idris has that.”
Elba’s name has been associated with the character ever since Daniel Craig, who will essay the role of the iconic character Daniel Boyle Bond 25 in November next year, said that he’d rather slash his wrists than play James Bond again. | e |
The British actor, 45, is one of many stars to be linked to the role of James Bond, as [M]speculation continues over who will take over from Daniel Craig[/M] when he leaves the franchise. | The next James Bond after Daniel Craig retires could well be Idris Elba. Filmmaker Antoine Fuqua revealed a conversation he had with producer Barbara Broccoli (who has produced every 007 film since 1995’s GoldenEye). The Daily Star reports that Broccoli said “it is time” for a non-white actor to take on the role.
Fuqua further discussed who specifically might take up the mantle, to which Broccoli said the move “will happen eventually” and that Elba is the frontrunner. She added, “Idris could do it if he was in shape. You need a guy with physically strong presence. Idris has that.”
Elba’s name has been associated with the character ever since Daniel Craig, who will essay the role of the iconic character Daniel Boyle Bond 25 in November next year, said that he’d rather slash his wrists than play James Bond again. | n |
The British actor, 45, is one of many stars to be linked to the role of James Bond, as [M]speculation continues[/M] over who will take over from Daniel Craig when he leaves the franchise. | The next James Bond after Daniel Craig retires could well be Idris Elba. Filmmaker Antoine Fuqua revealed a conversation he had with producer Barbara Broccoli (who has produced every 007 film since 1995’s GoldenEye). The Daily Star reports that Broccoli said “it is time” for a non-white actor to take on the role.
Fuqua further discussed who specifically might take up the mantle, to which Broccoli said the move “will happen eventually” and that Elba is the frontrunner. She added, “Idris could do it if he was in shape. You need a guy with physically strong presence. Idris has that.”
Elba’s name has been associated with the character ever since Daniel Craig, who will essay the role of the iconic character Daniel Boyle Bond 25 in November next year, said that he’d rather slash his wrists than play James Bond again. | n |
[M]The British actor[/M], 45, [M]is one of many stars to be linked to the role of James Bond[/M], as speculation continues over who will take over from Daniel Craig when he leaves the franchise. | The next James Bond after Daniel Craig retires could well be Idris Elba. Filmmaker Antoine Fuqua revealed a conversation he had with producer Barbara Broccoli (who has produced every 007 film since 1995’s GoldenEye). The Daily Star reports that Broccoli said “it is time” for a non-white actor to take on the role.
Fuqua further discussed who specifically might take up the mantle, to which Broccoli said the move “will happen eventually” and that Elba is the frontrunner. She added, “Idris could do it if he was in shape. You need a guy with physically strong presence. Idris has that.”
Elba’s name has been associated with the character ever since Daniel Craig, who will essay the role of the iconic character Daniel Boyle Bond 25 in November next year, said that he’d rather slash his wrists than play James Bond again. | n |
[M]The British actor[/M], 45, [M]is one[/M] of many [M]stars to be linked to the role of James Bond[/M], as speculation continues over who will take over from Daniel Craig when he leaves the franchise. | The next James Bond after Daniel Craig retires could well be Idris Elba. Filmmaker Antoine Fuqua revealed a conversation he had with producer Barbara Broccoli (who has produced every 007 film since 1995’s GoldenEye). The Daily Star reports that Broccoli said “it is time” for a non-white actor to take on the role.
Fuqua further discussed who specifically might take up the mantle, to which Broccoli said the move “will happen eventually” and that Elba is the frontrunner. She added, “Idris could do it if he was in shape. You need a guy with physically strong presence. Idris has that.”
Elba’s name has been associated with the character ever since Daniel Craig, who will essay the role of the iconic character Daniel Boyle Bond 25 in November next year, said that he’d rather slash his wrists than play James Bond again. | e |
[M]The British actor, 45[/M], is one of many stars to be linked to the role of James Bond, as speculation continues over who will take over from Daniel Craig when he leaves the franchise. | The next James Bond after Daniel Craig retires could well be Idris Elba. Filmmaker Antoine Fuqua revealed a conversation he had with producer Barbara Broccoli (who has produced every 007 film since 1995’s GoldenEye). The Daily Star reports that Broccoli said “it is time” for a non-white actor to take on the role.
Fuqua further discussed who specifically might take up the mantle, to which Broccoli said the move “will happen eventually” and that Elba is the frontrunner. She added, “Idris could do it if he was in shape. You need a guy with physically strong presence. Idris has that.”
Elba’s name has been associated with the character ever since Daniel Craig, who will essay the role of the iconic character Daniel Boyle Bond 25 in November next year, said that he’d rather slash his wrists than play James Bond again. | n |
[M]Idris Elba[/M] has sent James Bond fans into a frenzy with a cryptic tweet, [M]suggesting he could be signing up to be the new 007[/M]. | The next James Bond after Daniel Craig retires could well be Idris Elba. Filmmaker Antoine Fuqua revealed a conversation he had with producer Barbara Broccoli (who has produced every 007 film since 1995’s GoldenEye). The Daily Star reports that Broccoli said “it is time” for a non-white actor to take on the role.
Fuqua further discussed who specifically might take up the mantle, to which Broccoli said the move “will happen eventually” and that Elba is the frontrunner. She added, “Idris could do it if he was in shape. You need a guy with physically strong presence. Idris has that.”
Elba’s name has been associated with the character ever since Daniel Craig, who will essay the role of the iconic character Daniel Boyle Bond 25 in November next year, said that he’d rather slash his wrists than play James Bond again. | n |
[M]Idris Elba has sent James Bond fans into a frenzy with a cryptic tweet[/M], suggesting he could be signing up to be the new 007. | The next James Bond after Daniel Craig retires could well be Idris Elba. Filmmaker Antoine Fuqua revealed a conversation he had with producer Barbara Broccoli (who has produced every 007 film since 1995’s GoldenEye). The Daily Star reports that Broccoli said “it is time” for a non-white actor to take on the role.
Fuqua further discussed who specifically might take up the mantle, to which Broccoli said the move “will happen eventually” and that Elba is the frontrunner. She added, “Idris could do it if he was in shape. You need a guy with physically strong presence. Idris has that.”
Elba’s name has been associated with the character ever since Daniel Craig, who will essay the role of the iconic character Daniel Boyle Bond 25 in November next year, said that he’d rather slash his wrists than play James Bond again. | n |
[M]In January, the Luther star said producers should[/M] 'do something different' with the role and [M]have a[/M] black or [M]white actress take up the mantle of the spy franchise[/M]. | The next James Bond after Daniel Craig retires could well be Idris Elba. Filmmaker Antoine Fuqua revealed a conversation he had with producer Barbara Broccoli (who has produced every 007 film since 1995’s GoldenEye). The Daily Star reports that Broccoli said “it is time” for a non-white actor to take on the role.
Fuqua further discussed who specifically might take up the mantle, to which Broccoli said the move “will happen eventually” and that Elba is the frontrunner. She added, “Idris could do it if he was in shape. You need a guy with physically strong presence. Idris has that.”
Elba’s name has been associated with the character ever since Daniel Craig, who will essay the role of the iconic character Daniel Boyle Bond 25 in November next year, said that he’d rather slash his wrists than play James Bond again. | n |
[M]In January, the Luther star said producers should[/M] 'do something different' with the role and [M]have a black[/M] or white [M]actress take up the mantle of the spy franchise[/M]. | The next James Bond after Daniel Craig retires could well be Idris Elba. Filmmaker Antoine Fuqua revealed a conversation he had with producer Barbara Broccoli (who has produced every 007 film since 1995’s GoldenEye). The Daily Star reports that Broccoli said “it is time” for a non-white actor to take on the role.
Fuqua further discussed who specifically might take up the mantle, to which Broccoli said the move “will happen eventually” and that Elba is the frontrunner. She added, “Idris could do it if he was in shape. You need a guy with physically strong presence. Idris has that.”
Elba’s name has been associated with the character ever since Daniel Craig, who will essay the role of the iconic character Daniel Boyle Bond 25 in November next year, said that he’d rather slash his wrists than play James Bond again. | n |
[M]In January, the Luther star said producers should 'do something different' with the role[/M] and have a black or white actress take up the mantle of the spy franchise. | The next James Bond after Daniel Craig retires could well be Idris Elba. Filmmaker Antoine Fuqua revealed a conversation he had with producer Barbara Broccoli (who has produced every 007 film since 1995’s GoldenEye). The Daily Star reports that Broccoli said “it is time” for a non-white actor to take on the role.
Fuqua further discussed who specifically might take up the mantle, to which Broccoli said the move “will happen eventually” and that Elba is the frontrunner. She added, “Idris could do it if he was in shape. You need a guy with physically strong presence. Idris has that.”
Elba’s name has been associated with the character ever since Daniel Craig, who will essay the role of the iconic character Daniel Boyle Bond 25 in November next year, said that he’d rather slash his wrists than play James Bond again. | n |
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