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If I did say that it was poor wording, I didn’t mean it to be taken literally that every Km2 of land has 421 people living on it.

I know I was talking about average density, I don’t see how talking about anything else would be useful. Look at my last post where I demonstrate what this number would actually mean if you visualised it.

It occoured to me that there is a better way to demonstrate what population density means. I will use the two following values in my calculations;

The population of the UK is 65,110,000.

The land area of the UK is 242,495 Km2

If we evenly distribute land evenly to each person (242,495 / 65,110,000) then we get 0.003724389 square kilometer per…[Read more]

It occoured to me that there is a better way to demonstrate what population density means. I will use the two following values in my calculations;

The population of the UK is 65,110,000.

The land area of the UK is 242,495 Km2

If we evenly distribute land evenly to each person (242,495 / 65,110,000) then we get 0.003724389 square kilometer per…[Read more]

It occoured to me that there is a better way to demonstrate what population density means. I will use the two following values in my calculations;

The population of the UK is 65,110,000.

The land area of the UK is 242,495 Km2

If we evenly distribute land evenly to each person (242,495 / 65,110,000) then we get 0.003724389 square kilometer per…[Read more]

You don’t seem to understand what population per square kilometer means, it’s nothing to do with cities. Go back and look at the map that I posted, that should give you an idea of the density compared to other places in the world.

I calculated it to be 420.53, which means for every square Km of land in England, there has to be 421 people living…[Read more]

You don’t seem to understand what population per square kilometer means, it’s nothing to do with cities. Go back and look at the map that I posted, that should give you an idea of the density compared to other places in the world.

So you’re saying that the EU will continue to fuction as normal with a large chunk of their budget gone? This is complete lunacy Scep.

What are you talking about? The only other developed military in the EU is France’s, which is weaker than the UK’s, and its entirely possible that France leaves too.

Those things are Le Pen’s main campaign…[Read more]

They are about as accurate as any other newspaper.

If you trust any of them then you have very major problems in terms of understanding what is true.

They are about as accurate as any other newspaper.

I was saying that the original source I used for population density had the wrong numbers.

I just calculated the population density for England myself, I came out with 420.530553658 people per Km2, which is just slightly higher than the ONS figures.

I calculated the population density myself, I came out with 420.530553658 people per Km2, which is just slightly higher than the ONS figures.

The ONS statistics are showing a lower population density for England than the ones I had for the whole uk, interesting.

Population density of England

If you have those figures then I would like to see them.

The EU has a very weak negotiating position, for many reasons, but chiefly that the UK’s budget contribution and military power cannot be replaced, and secondly that the EU may not even exist in a few years depending on the outcome of elections. If Le Pen wins in France then it is likely that the EU will collapse shortly afterwards if she follows…[Read more]

And yes, I know only Gibraltar and Britain are included in the EU’s freedom of movement, but that does not change the fact that overpopulation in general is an issue for British managed territories.

And yes, I know only Gibraltar and Britain are included in the EU’s freedom of movement.

Okay, so let’s look at some facts then, British territories are some of the most populated areas in the world per Km2. Gibraltar is the 5th highest density at 12,624 per Km2, Bermuda is 9th at 3,310 per Km2, Jersey is 13th at 2,186 per Km2, Guernsey is 14th at 2,072 per Km2 and Britain itself is 51st at 694 per Km2. 51st place may not sound like…[Read more]