Dubai is a global city and business hub in the middle east. With an area of 4,114 km² and a population of 3.33 million, it stands as one of the major urban centers in UAE.

Singapore is a global financial center and city-state in southeast asia. Covering 733 km² with 5.45 million residents, it plays a significant role in Singapore's urban landscape.

When comparing these two cities at the same map scale, you can visually appreciate the differences in their urban sprawl, street patterns, and overall city planning approaches. Use the synchronized zoom feature above to explore how these cities compare at various levels of detail.