What is your city's population density? (live in, zip code, suburb)

[cityboi757]

My city's population density is:

4362/sq. mile. Norfolk,Va

I also want to find a southern city that can top that.

[Thomas R.]

I don't live in a city, but instead live in a small town of around 592/sq. mile

As for Southern cities as dense as Norfolk Louisville, Kentucky was the closest I found although I think it's sometimes considered Midwestern. Miami is denser, but it's not exactly in "The South."

[Rachael84]

My town has 7700/sq. mile. But yet a member on here thinks I live in a hick area, lol.

http://www.city-data.com/city/Levittown-New-York.html

[Mgyeldell]

MIne is 3534 per square mile
Riverdale Georgia Suburb of Atlanta

[lammius]

Jersey City is 16,268 per sq mile. My zip code is about twice that.

[BPerone201]

My city's population density is 10,389 people per sq mile.

(Hackensack, NJ)

[lammius]

Originally Posted by cityboi757

My city's population density is:

4362/sq. mile. Norfolk,Va

I also want to find a southern city that can top that.

Alexandria and Arlington are two in your own state that are denser than Norfolk. Are they not "southern" enough though?

[cityboi757]

Originally Posted by lammius

Alexandria and Arlington are two in your own state that are denser than Norfolk. Are they not "southern" enough though?

You tell me. Do you think they count? Those two slipped my mind. DC sprawl.

[rah]

San Francisco: 17,323 people per sq. mile.

My zip code has 22,000 people per sq. mile.

[cityboi757]

SF is mighty impressive!