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Tell that to Sweden with a density of 26 people/km^2 and a functioning rail system. Also why use Denmark of all places, their rail system isn't even that great
by cycomanic 1y ago
Tell that to Sweden with a density of 26 people/km^2 and a functioning rail system. Also why use Denmark of all places, their rail system isn't even that great compared to e.g. France or Germany.
- NoGravitas 1y agoAnd the population density of Tennessee is much higher than that of Sweden (67 people/km^2). The states with population densities most comparable to Sweden are Mississippi, Arizona, Vermont, Minnesota, and West Virginia.
- chrisco255 1y agoYou can't look at average population density of the whole country. Look at the population density of the biggest cities: Sweden - Stockholm (5260/km2), Gothenburg (2936/km2), Malmo (4641/km2) Tennesee - Nashville (557/km2), Memphis (777/km2), Knoxville (782/km2) Averages lie.
- cycomanic 1y agoBut the trains connect cities? How is their density relevant? Moreover the density of the Gothenburg metropolitan area (which includes Mölndal, Hisingen) is 256 people/km^2 and the public transport network spans the whole area.