Canada's population density is 3.17 sq km.
661 848 km squared
Canada is 9,984, 670 km squared, South Korea is 100,210 km squared. So, South Korea could - if not looking at shape, just total km squared - fit into Canada 99.637461 times
Brampton, Ontario, Canada - 266.71 km2
For 2005 there was an estimated 3.3 person/per km squared, and scince then the population has, I think only raised by a little more than 1 million people. This may not be exact, but it's what I've been told and what research has shown me.
Canada covers 9.985 million km².
Sahara Desert - Among the lowest population densities of any place on Earth: about one person per 2.6 km2
20 inhabitants per km2.
most of the east consists of about 250-999 ppl per km squared (since 2000) hahapeace love and hope to everyone
.001 km/s2 = 1 m/s2
661 848 km squared
Among the smallest in the world for our land mass. Canada has less than one half of one percent of the worlds population living in 10 million sq/km or a very sustainable 3.5 people per sq/km.