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What's the population density in the city you live relative to the US?
by logicchains 3y ago
What's the population density in the city you live relative to the US?
- Tade0 3y ago2.3k people per square kilometre, so approximately 87% that of say San Francisco.
- seszett 3y agoRelative to which city in the US? Not the person you're replying to but I feel like it applies to me as well, and it's easy to find US places more densely populated, or less densely. Density isn't even a large factor here, I'm building a house in a place with 140 inhabitants/km² (4000 total) and other than the ground (which is a minor part of the total price) it's not significantly cheaper than in my current city of 2600 inhabitants/km² (500 000 total within city limits, 1,5 million metro area).