...The great city of Angkor in Cambodia, first
established in the ninth century, was the capital of the Khmer Empire, the
major player in Southeast Asia for nearly five centuries. It stretched over
more than 385 square miles (1,000 square kilometers), making it the most
extensive urban complex of the preindustrial world. In comparison, Philadelphia
covers 135 square miles (350 sq. km), while Phoenix sprawls across more than
500 square miles (1,300 sq. km), not including the huge suburbs....
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