English: 1024 cities that follow exactly Zipf's law, which implies that the first largest city is 1, the second largest city is 1/2, the third largest city is 1/3, and the smallest city is 1/1024. The left pattern is produced by head/tail breaks, while the right one by natural breaks.
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