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Averages probably aren't so useful there, though. Like Canada - the average population per square mile is insanely low, but actually the vast majority of the po
by untog 11y ago
Averages probably aren't so useful there, though. Like Canada - the average population per square mile is insanely low, but actually the vast majority of the population live clustered close to the US border.
- sondr3 11y agoYes, but in Norway they are spread out around quite far from one another, it's not like Canada in that regard.
- sgt101 11y agoIt seems to me that the median number of people per km excluding all the 0 kms would be most useful, but difficult to work out (hint hint if you are really clever and know where this is hint hint kissy kissy?)