Liverpool's population density is 3,889 people per square kilometer.
Liverpool's population density is 5,000 per square kilometer.
In 2007, the population of Liverpool was estimated at 434,900.
Liverpool has a population of 435,500, and lies at the centre of the wider Liverpool Urban Area, which has a population of 816,216.
The population of the UK is incredibly dense near major cities such as London, Portsmouth and Liverpool. The density is at least 200 people per km2 near these cities. Outside these areas the density generally varies between 11 to 100 people per km2. In central Wales and most of Scotland the population density is incredibly low though, with a density of 1-10 people per km2.
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Liverpool's population is 1,100,000.
About 450,000.
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No, Bolton is not larger than Liverpool. In terms of population, Liverpool has a significantly larger population, with around 500,000 residents compared to Bolton's population of approximately 250,000. Additionally, Liverpool covers a larger area and is a major cultural and economic center in the region.
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