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The area proposed is roughly 0.00117% of the current land area on the planet -- and almost exactly the size of the Comoros or a little less than the US State of Delaware. It would be impossible to fit the entirety of Earth's population into this small of an area, even if all of it was turned into a multilevel metropolis. You would need to have a population density of over 4 million people per square kilometer and Manila, the city with the highest population density in the world today, only has 42,000 people per square kilometer. An additional issue is that the population would be unable to survive without using additional territory for farming, water-collection, and waste removal.

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Q: Could the world's population of 7 billion fit into an area of 1746 square kilometres?
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