Not that I have seen. The US's BLS data is quite comprehensive. You can drill down to individual zip codes, neighborhoods, etc, some of which have very low pop

Not that I have seen. The US's BLS data is quite comprehensive. You can drill down to individual zip codes, neighborhoods, etc, some of which have very low population densities and generally low populations. I know that the French also have such detailed lists, but as my French is very poor, I'm less familiar with that data. Commonwealth countries generally are lacking in comparison in the detail of the population data they freely provide. Something about francophone countries and those like the US with a long philosophical interchange with France seems to be more 'free data' centric. Still, based on my work with such data, I don't see that a lack of data in more rural areas has much affect on the 'goodness' of things. From my work I see that it really mostly is just more people = more better.