ST Alpha - "To that point. Google is telling me that the population density of Italy is 532 per square mile. -- (edited)" (Reading a Post)

SlickerTalk
Search Archives
The Leaderboard
The FAQ

Down to Post

Backboards:

Posts: 151

In response to "I think it's meant more as a generality of what could happen, though at the same time the numbers have lined up alarmingly well (so far) -- (edited)" by ty97

To that point. Google is telling me that the population density of Italy is 532 per square mile. -- (edited)

Posted by ty97 Mar 17 '20, 21:57

The US is around 90 per square mile. Ok fine. BUT

But Westchester County, NY (just north of NYC, and one of NY's major hotspots for the virus) is *2109* per square mile.

NYC is 66,940 people per square mile

One of Florida's first cases was in Hillsborough County (which includes Tampa). 1134 density per my calculations.

Even Franklin County, OH (which includes Columbus, but I'm looking at the whole county here) is 599 per square mile per my calculations.

Responses:

So Italy is like Idaho in that respect - crash davis Mar 17, 22:10 2
- Both start with the letter I and arguably end in vowels... - ty97 Mar 17, 22:12 1
  - Brava! -- nm - crash davis Mar 17, 22:13
(obviously check my math on some of these, I'm sleepy and could have messed up) - ty97 Mar 17, 22:07
Yes. Remember that map Trump loved to show of all the places where he won the popular vote? That's rural America. - David Mar 17, 22:03

Post a message top

To that point. Google is telling me that the population density of Italy is 532 per square mile. -- (edited)

Replies are disabled on threads older than 7 days.