Source Data Reference for:
City = Lagash
Time = -2000
| City | Year | Size | Size Comment | Year Comment | Author | Title | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lagash | -3200 | founded | before 3000 BC | Caroline Hull & Andrew Jotischky | The Penguin Historical Atlas of the Bible Lands | p19 | |
| Lagash | -2500 | 19,000 | Early Dynastic | George Modelski | World Cities -3000 to 2000 | p17 | |
| Lagash | -2500 | 15,000 | "btw 10,000 & 20,000" | Early Dynastic | George Modelski | World Cities -3000 to 2000 | p18 |
| Lagash | -2500 | 60,000 | George Modelski | World Cities -3000 to 2000 | p28 | ||
| Lagash | -2400 | 30,000 | George Modelski | World Cities -3000 to 2000 | p28 | ||
| Lagash | -2400 | 32,500 | "30-35,000" | Early Dynastic Period of Sumer | Caroline Hull & Andrew Jotischky | The Penguin Historical Atlas of the Bible Lands | p15 |
| Lagash | -2089 | 50,000 | becomes main Babylonian city | Tertius Chandler | Four thousand years of urban growth | p523 | |
| Lagash | -2075 | becomes the largest in the world overtaking Akkad | Tertius Chandler | Four thousand years of urban growth | p527 | ||
| Lagash | -2000 | 42,500 | "btw 25,000 & 60,000" | Tertius Chandler | Four thousand years of urban growth | p460 |