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On 26-8-2009 0:01, Jim Henderson wrote:
> On Tue, 25 Aug 2009 23:19:50 +0200, Fredrik Eriksson wrote:
>
>> You will find that Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland all have lower
>> population densities than the US.
>
> I did say "overall", of course there will be exceptions. :-)
>
> Sweden: 20 P/Sq. Km.
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> Norway: 14 P/Sq. Km.
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> Finland: 15 P/Sq. Km.
>
> Iceland: 2 P/Sq. Km.
>
> I could go the other way as well and list France, Germany, and the United
> Kingdom. <shrug>
>
> I used the Netherlands because it was most likely the experience that
> andrel is most familiar with, since it seems he lives there. :-)
Dutch people tend to travel a lot. Everywhere I go I meet them. I know
some people that go to the weirdest places, same experience. There are
thousands of Dutch people trying to find a place without Dutchmen. Guess
why that is not working. Even the spacestation is not safe, although the
moon may be free of my countrymen (for now).
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