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On Mon, 24 Aug 2009 21:53:31 -0500, Neeum Zawan wrote:
> On 08/24/09 18:06, Jim Henderson wrote:
>> You've not seen a rural area until you've been to Montana or Wyoming.
>> Population density is incredibly low in both areas, outside of the
>> major towns.
>
> I was on an interstate in Montana once (I-15? Will have to look
it up).
> Going at 90 mph and I'd go many miles at a time without seeing a single
> car in either direction.
I've driven stretches of Wyoming that are like that - and have been to
one part of Montana considered to be one of the two major population
centers (Billings) there. It really wasn't all that populated, even in
town, population density seemed extremely low.
Jim
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