- Tokyo, Japan 37.3m
- Delhi, India 35.4m
- Shanghai, China 30.6m
- Beijing, China 27.5m
- Mumbai, India 27.3m
- Dhaka, Bangladesh 26.8m
- Karachi, Pakistan 24.3m
- Cairo, Egypt 24.1m
- Mexico City, Mexico 23.7m
- Sao Paulo, Brazil 23.4m
- Lagos, Nigeria 23.4m
- Osaka, Japan 20.1m
- New York, US 19.8m
- Kinshasha, Congo 19.4m
- Kolkata, India 18.7m
- Guangzhou, China 17.4m
- Chongqing, China 17.3m
- Buenos Aires, Argentina 16.9m
- Istanbul, Turkey 16.6m
- Manila, Philippines 16.4m
- Tianjin, China 14.5m
- Bangalore, India 14.5m
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 14.1m
- Jakarta, Indonesia 13.6m
- Chennai, India 13.6m
- Los Angeles, CA 13.2m
- Lahore, Pakistan 12.7m
- Shenzhen, China 12.6m
- Hyderabad, India 12.5m
- Moscow, Russia 12.2m
- Lima, Peru 12.1m
- Bogota, Colombia 11.9m
- Paris, France 11.8m
- Johannesburg, South Africa 11.5m
- Bangkok, Thailand 11.4m
- London, UK 11.4m
- Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 10.3m
- Ahmadabad, India 10.3m
- Seoul, South Korea 10.0m
- Luanda, Angola 10.0m
- Chengdu, China 10.0m
- Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam 10.0m
- Tehran, Iran 10.0m
- Chicago, IL 9.9m
http://www.maximizingprogress.org/2015/02/urbanization-map-rise-of-megacity.html
Update: I don't think this is accurate. Greater Los Angeles has more than 18 million people, and Seoul has over 23 million.
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