Sweden has a low population density because it's geographically large (by European standards) and has only 10.2 million people. However, maybe you forget that i

Sweden has a low population density because it's geographically large (by European standards) and has only 10.2 million people. However, maybe you forget that it's population is also 88.49 percent urbanized, so they are actually quite crowded together, in a way comparable to many American levels.. It's not like those millions lived scattered all over the landscape.