Population density in the Netherlands is 414.33 people per square kilometer. Population density in the US is 34.05 people per square kilometer. Granted, a hug

Population density in the Netherlands is 414.33 people per square kilometer. Population density in the US is 34.05 people per square kilometer. Granted, a huge amount of the US should probably be discounted for a more realistic comparison (e.g. unlivable regions, BLM / park / national forest, and massive amount of farmland), which would bump the number up. But we're still probably going to need some adjustments going from a country you can drive across in about 4 hours, to one where it would take 40+ hours.