It is the third most populated city in the UK

There are several ways to interpret the UK population, but in general, according to statistics Manchester is regarded as the third-most populous city in the nation, which is one of the interesting facts about Manchester. It lies 160 miles northwest of London and is surrounded by the Pennines mountain ranges, which stretch from north to east. In 1853, Manchester became a city. In 1894, the Port of Manchester was established, connecting the city to the sea. Manchester was the second-highest ranked British city in 2014 after being classed as a beta global city. Following London and Edinburgh, it is the third-most visited city in the UK.

The population of the city itself is about 548,000, the urban region has over 2 million people, and the greater metropolitan area has over 3.3 million people. With Birmingham and London ahead of it, Manchester is now the third most populous city in the UK. With a Gross Added Value (GVA) of £56 billion, Greater Manchester represents around 3% of the GVA of the entire UK. The workforce has good linguistic, technical, and customer service abilities, with 65 percent of workers being under the age of 45. Manchester City Council projects that its population will expand by an additional 10% by 2025, having grown by double the average UK growth rate over the previous ten years. Within an hour's drive of the city, more than 7.2 million people reside. Young and ambitious residents who continuously push the boundaries and redefine what it means to be a Mancunian have made the city into a cultural center for the North of England.