Sorry if I offend.

What is the population of Norway?

about 4,3 millions..or so

It's ridiculously sparse.

OMG, Dallas' greater area has a little more than 5 mil.

Finti wasn't kidding about that 40 mile joke!😂

I think it is about twice the surface area of the UK but with less then a tenth of the population.

Then again, the UK is a very dense country. I think only Japan is more crowded.

well there's lots of mountains and such where there's obviously not too crowded.

isn't The Netherlands more denseely populated than UK?

Could well be. Certainly the part of it that is above water,

I can see that London is jam packed, but what about that vast open English country side?

Surely you cant be that crowded😕

Doesn't Norway have one of the highest standards of living in the world?

Originally posted by Tex

Doesn't Norway have one of the highest standards of living in the world?

Everybody in Floro has a gamecube?😉

no, many have a Playstation2 instead😉

So many people in Floro have no taste then?😉

London has a ridiculously large amount of people in it considering its size and archaic design, yeah, but the 'vast swathes' of English countryside are almost non-existent compared to the real major countrysides of the world in places like Russia or even the US.

To compare, the US has a land area of 9167 thousand square kilometres. The UK has 242. With forty times the surface area, the US only has five times the population. The UK is pretty full, really.

But that said I just looked it up and it seems the UK only comes 28th on the population density list. Humm... and Japan is only 20th... Heck! Belgium is 19th!

who won?

Technically Monaco. But these piddly one-city places and small islands cheat, really, so I would knock it down at least down to number eight, Bangladesh.

Belgium #19?
Poor Yerssot was probably elbowed into the English channel and drowned!😂

and which spot did norway have?😄

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Gee, I am not checking into four figures...!

Actually, this list only goes to 28. And it has West Germany in.

Hmm, the small problem in using my old school Geography textbook has become apparent.

Ush has been distributing outdated information!
How embarassing!