Yes, there is a correlation, but it is much more nuanced than that (which is probably true in Germany as well). Take a look at the dashboard where I live: htt

Yes, there is a correlation, but it is much more nuanced than that (which is probably true in Germany as well). Take a look at the dashboard where I live: https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/sites/covid-19/home/covid-dashboard.html https://www.chicago.gov/city/en/sites/covid-19/home/covid-da... On the left-hand side, switch to the "Weekly by Zip" view and on the right-hand side a map of the city will show up. The really dense parts of the city are along the eastern edge, from the middle and going north. This is where all the high-rise buildings are. If you look at the western part of the city, from the middle and going south, this is pretty low density. The main difference is dense parts of the city do not have crowded living spaces, while the less dense parts have a lot of overcrowding.