What is your city's population density? (how much, neighborhood, station)

[Rachael84]

My former neighborhood had 51,000 sq/mile.

[rnc2mbfl]

Here's 4 in Florida that are more dense:

Miami Beach - 12,502 per sq mile
North Miami Beach - 8230 per sq mile
Miami - 6,558 per sq mile
Ft Lauderdale - 5100 per sq mile

There are others that are more dense but many are really small towns on slivers of land.

[WestbankNOLA]

New Orleans
Avg. Density: 2,518/sq mi
Avg. Urban Density (where people actually live): somewhere between 12,000 to 20,000/sq mi
Avg. Metro Density: 302/sq. mi
Avg. Urban Metro Density: 5,101/sq. mi

Based on http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet...geMap=Identify My Zip Code is between 24,032 & 40,317/sq. mi

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.

^^^

[Nomah]

New York shouldn't even be part of the discussion. Boston has 12,813/sq. mi. My Zip is just under 29,000/sq. mi.

[missionhome]

My city is at 5,375.3/sq mi

Up in Los Angeles the average population density for the city is 8,205/sq mi. Population densities for individual neighborhoods range from a high of 43,000/sq mi. in neighborhoods like Koreatown to a low of 1,023/sq mi. in the rural mostly undeveloped mountain neighborhood of Shadow Hills. Los Angeles is the 6th most dense city for its overall population density of the 34 cities with more than 500,000 residents, ranking just below Washington DC and just above Baltimore.

[cityboi757]

Originally Posted by rnc2mbfl

Here's 4 in Florida that are more dense:

Miami Beach - 12,502 per sq mile
North Miami Beach - 8230 per sq mile
Miami - 6,558 per sq mile
Ft Lauderdale - 5100 per sq mile

There are others that are more dense but many are really small towns on slivers of land.

Considering the fact the fact that Miami beach is only 7 sq. miles, I don't think it's fair to compare that to an actual city. More like a neighborhood.

[cityboi757]

Originally Posted by WestbankNOLA

New Orleans
Avg. Density: 2,518/sq mi
Avg. Urban Density (where people actually live): somewhere between 12,000 to 20,000/sq mi
Avg. Metro Density: 302/sq. mi
Avg. Urban Metro Density: 5,101/sq. mi

Based on http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet...geMap=Identify My Zip Code is between 24,032 & 40,317/sq. mi



^^^

Average urban density? Wtf? lol.

[WestbankNOLA]

Originally Posted by cityboi757

Average urban density? Wtf? lol.

Wikipedia it.

[cityboi757]

Originally Posted by WestbankNOLA

New Orleans
Avg. Density: 2,518/sq mi
Avg. Urban Density (where people actually live): somewhere between 12,000 to 20,000/sq mi
Avg. Metro Density: 302/sq. mi
Avg. Urban Metro Density: 5,101/sq. mi

Based on New Orleans city, Louisiana by Census Tract - TM-P002. Persons per Square Mile: 2000 My Zip Code is between 24,032 & 40,317/sq. mi



^^^

Are you saying New Orleans is more dense? When Norfolk has almost 2000 more persons per sq. mile?

[WestbankNOLA]

Urban density - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia