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How many people are there per square kilometre in Alberta?
5.7 people per square km according to the census of 2012
How many people per square kilometre can live in a very crowded city?
1 and a half
How many meters in a kilometer per hour?
One kilometre is 1000 metres. So one kilometre per hour is 1000 metres per hour.
What is the ratio of US people to land?
Approx 32.4 people per sq kilometre.
The population density of south Africa?
41 people per square kilometre.
How many Megameters per km?
0.001 megametres = 1 kilometre
How many m in 1 kilometres?
There are 1000 metres per kilometre.
How many miles per hour is 1 kilometre per minute?
It is approx 37.3 miles per hour.
What are some examples of unit fraction?
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What city is the most crowded in Ontario?
Toronto, with a population density of 3972 people per square kilometre (10287 people per square mile).
How many mph is 1 kilometre per minute?
1 km per minute = 37.28 mph, approx.
What country is the most populated for its size?
In order to determine the country most populated for its size, one uses the figures of how many people per square kilometre. Monaco is a principality or sovereign-state, not a country, but it has the densest population, with 36,242 people per square kilometre. Singapore is listed by some sources as a country, and by others as a city-state. Nonetheless, it comes next, with a population density of 7,565 people per square kilometre. (The administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macau belong to China and are not recognised as countries, though their density is higher than that of Singapore.) Of the undisputed countries, the one that is most densely populated for its area is Bahrain, with 1,925 people per square kilometre. See the related link for the source.
