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| This morning on the CBC, I heard Andy Barrie report that the St. Jamestown neighbourhood in Toronto is the second most densely populated place in the world, outside of Calcutta. Freedomize India: You looking for some places to serve when you come back? I've got some thoughts... |
posted by andrew at 7:12 a.m.
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That is an amazing fact. There are many hi-rises there, but I still can't believe it!
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I really want to track down the numbers behind the commentary, but if the CBC is to be trusted...
that is totally crazy. add to that it's prob way more culturally diverse than calcutta..
I did know that St. Jamestown was the highest density population on the continent, but I didn't realize they came in second in the world! Wow.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_selected_cities_by_population_density
Refuted. St. Jamestown has a higher population density than Kolkata as a whole (about twice), but there are some east Asian cities with neighbourhoods with denser populations.
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