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Sweden is not dense at all and we have a lot more data for a lesser cost. I don't think density of cities are the only explanation.
by staticelf 11y ago
Sweden is not dense at all and we have a lot more data for a lesser cost. I don't think density of cities are the only explanation.
- kingnothing 11y agoSweden is roughly the size of California, and roughly 1/25th the size of Canada. As for population density, Sweden is about 6x more dense than Canada (23 people / sq km vs 4, respectively). It's comparatively a dense country.
- kalleboo 11y agoI'm not sure you can compare densities just like that, since there are large parts of Canada nobody is expecting them to cover
- repsilat 11y ago> Sweden is about 6x more dense than Canada Canada quite a high effective density -- something like 80 or 90% of the population live within 100 miles of the US border. Those statistics are not terribly convincing. Better, I think, to note that Sweden has a high proportion of urban residents at 87%, compared to around 83% for Canada and the US. http://www.geohive.com/earth/pop_urban.aspx http://www.geohive.com/earth/pop_urban.aspx