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That's an interesting phrase, "densely developed", because it's very much not the same thing as "densely populated". The African continent between Morocco and
by notatoad 8y ago
That's an interesting phrase, "densely developed", because it's very much not the same thing as "densely populated". The African continent between Morocco and cape Town contains a hell of a lot more people than the lower 48 does.
- grecy 8y agoMore people, yes, but also insanely more space. [1] The USA is tiny compared to the continent of Africa. [1] People per square mile is very low in many African countries, though obviously there are many that are densely populated too [1] https://i.pinimg.com/originals/74/0a/a1/740aa1f79bac5ebb964fafee778e4d88.jpg https://i.pinimg.com/originals/74/0a/a1/740aa1f79bac5ebb964f...
- notatoad 8y ago3.6x the population in 3x the space. 1.2bn vs 325m people. 10m square km vs 30m square km