can you be more specific on how you gathered this data?? why are the dots placed where they are
pbizzle on
Are all the dots in Asia also in Europe?
M1sterius on
If you ever wonder why housing prices are going up, this is the answer. Everyone wants to live in a big city, close to the its centre. Supply is limited and demand grows every year.
JuniorPositive88 on
There are less than 100000 people in Greenland, that’s why it’s not on the map?
harambeourlordandsav on
Bro moved Bucharest 100kilometers west, Naples 20km southeast, Moscow couple kms east. Either this was done by hand or something’s terribly wrong with the program logic
polomarkopolo on
Europe’s got a bad case of the Blue Measles
fmb320 on
This is why living in England is horrible. No wildlife, no nature just a billion cars and houses.
bagge on
Every person from Germany and Netherlands should look at this next time they find a ruin in the middle of nowhere, somewhere north, for next to nothing.
Yes if you have to drive 70km to buy milk, then it will be cheap. There is a reason why no one wants to live there
Edit:
I didn’t have a Swedish flair, apparently
canyoudigit on
Something seems wrong near the Bosphorus Strait
mil_cord on
Lisbon 3M urban population was just nuked.
_crisz on
What’s the settlement with > 100000 people in the topmost of Siberia?
pxr555 on
The borders and coasts really disturb the picture, it looks like very dense populations there.
I would love to see the same graph with no borders and coast lines included, maybe just with different colors for land and water.
elvertooo on
Did you just randomly place dots where you think the concentration of people lives?
Norway is quite weird. There are way too many in southeastern Norway. Then there are zero dots in Innlandet (inner Norway), which has a population of 370k. Inner central Sweden is also an empty nothingness, according to you.
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can you be more specific on how you gathered this data?? why are the dots placed where they are
Are all the dots in Asia also in Europe?
If you ever wonder why housing prices are going up, this is the answer. Everyone wants to live in a big city, close to the its centre. Supply is limited and demand grows every year.
There are less than 100000 people in Greenland, that’s why it’s not on the map?
Bro moved Bucharest 100kilometers west, Naples 20km southeast, Moscow couple kms east. Either this was done by hand or something’s terribly wrong with the program logic
Europe’s got a bad case of the Blue Measles
This is why living in England is horrible. No wildlife, no nature just a billion cars and houses.
Every person from Germany and Netherlands should look at this next time they find a ruin in the middle of nowhere, somewhere north, for next to nothing.
Yes if you have to drive 70km to buy milk, then it will be cheap. There is a reason why no one wants to live there
Edit:
I didn’t have a Swedish flair, apparently
Something seems wrong near the Bosphorus Strait
Lisbon 3M urban population was just nuked.
What’s the settlement with > 100000 people in the topmost of Siberia?
The borders and coasts really disturb the picture, it looks like very dense populations there.
I would love to see the same graph with no borders and coast lines included, maybe just with different colors for land and water.
Did you just randomly place dots where you think the concentration of people lives?
Norway is quite weird. There are way too many in southeastern Norway. Then there are zero dots in Innlandet (inner Norway), which has a population of 370k. Inner central Sweden is also an empty nothingness, according to you.