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Originally Posted by Yuri
LA MSA is like 3,000 inh./km² in one half of it (and a very uniform one all over it) and basically 0 inh./km²;
New Jersey density starts at 100 inh./km², which is considered a very high rural density even for Europe and from there it gets all kinds of density from Atlanta suburban style, to dense old suburbia up to 10,000 inh./km² in urban nodes near NYC;
It’s completely different density patterns.
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You are obviously not looking at the NJ map on this page and seeing the light green sections showing rural areas that are just farmland and marshland. The density in those areas is below 100/sqmi.
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