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Urban Geography: Why We Live Where We Do | Wendover Productions
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This is Wendover Productions, sponsored by The Great Courses Plus. Here's an interesting question. Which city do you think is more dense? Paris, France, or New York, United States?
It probably seems obvious. New York, the land of skyscrapers, the Big Apple. Right? Wrong.
New York, in fact, has a population density of less than half that of Paris. New York's is 56,000 people per square mile while New York's is only 27,000 people per square mile. To find a European city with a comparable population density to New York's, the densest
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