George Town (Malaysia)
Centuries of development have brought a mix of architectural styles to George Town, both historical and modern. The oldest portion of the city centre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, while outside the UNESCO zone lies the modern cityscape, with skyscrapers, residential high-rises, office blocks and shopping malls built all over the city.
The jurisdiction of George Town covers an area of 305.77 km (118.06 sq mi), encompassing the entirety of Penang Island and five of the surrounding islets, including Jerejak Island. George Town is only slightly more than ⁄3 the size of Singapore with a population density of 2,372/km (6,140/sq mi); thus the city has one of the highest population densities of all Malaysian cities.
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