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Originally Posted by Yuri
Moscow is even denser. New York City + Hudson County: 9,529,044 people, 897.8 Km² and 10,613 inh./Km². Moscow gets an extra 1.4 million people over the same area. No wonder their subway system is so busy.
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We often add Hudson County for the purposes of discussion on this forum, but it's not New York City. Hudson County is also much less dense than New York City is on average.
New York City is not quite as populous as Moscow, but they have about the same density. New York City's population density is 29,302/sq mile versus Moscow's 32,000/sq mile. I don't think any other city in Europe or the Americas has 8 - 10 million people living at roughly 30,000/square mile.
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