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Manhattan gives 22.6 million, I'm be surprised if London gives higher numbers. But with the UK, at 75 miles you're bumping into other cities. You are too with New York but there are few directions that are relatively unpopulated.
Too bad the map doesn't do addresses outside the US.
About 6 million in the radius of Moore co. NC but that includes, Charlotte, Raleigh, Durham, Fayetteville.Greensboro.
Only about 88K in Moore co.
In our town only 1,000
Manhattan gives 22.6 million, I'm be surprised if London gives higher numbers. But with the UK, at 75 miles you're bumping into other cities. You are too with New York but there are few directions that are relatively unpopulated.
Too bad the map doesn't do addresses outside the US.
How many people live due east of New York? A hundred miles really is a long way in our way of thinking, and this is a very crowded part of the world. I doubt there's any official figure available anywhere for a 100-mile radius but going by the data in the website below I reckon everywhere in London (7.7 million), South East (8.4 million), East (5.7 million) is within 100 miles of where I live, plus a few places classified as West Midlands and even a few parts of northern France.
How many people live due east of New York? A hundred miles really is a long way in our way of thinking, and this is a very crowded part of the world. I doubt there's any official figure available anywhere for a 100-mile radius but going by the data in the website below I reckon everywhere in London (7.7 million), South East (8.4 million), East (5.7 million) is within 100 miles of where I live, plus a few places classified as West Midlands and even a few parts of northern France.
I said 75 miles, not 100. England has 51.5 million people, so 25 million would be half of England's population. Since London is much larger than other English cities, this might be reasonable.
Due east? Outside the city limits, maybe 3.1 million. I used to be one of them. Being a bit pedantic, you probably meant southeast not due east.
I said 75 miles, not 100. England has 51.5 million people, so 25 million would be half of England's population. Since London is much larger than other English cities, this might be reasonable.
Due east? Outside the city limits, maybe 3.1 million. I used to be one of them. Being a bit pedantic, you probably meant southeast not due east.
Yep, I wrote east at first, remembered Long Island was somewhere in that quadrant (I thought more NE, but looking at the map now, clearly not!) so changed it a little for the sake of being pedantic. New York perhaps has a little more ocean within a 75 or 100-mile radius than London, in which case it would need a higher population density to have the same total population. Either way, it's a lot of people.
Manhattan gives 22.6 million, I'm be surprised if London gives higher numbers. But with the UK, at 75 miles you're bumping into other cities. You are too with New York but there are few directions that are relatively unpopulated.
Too bad the map doesn't do addresses outside the US.
England is overall a rather densely populated place. 100 miles from London captures Southampton, Northampton, Norwich, Gloucester, Portsmouth, much of the Birmingham metro, much of the Bristol metro, and even Calais in France. And while it's true that "there are few directions that are relatively unpopulated" when you're talking about land, a 100-mile radius from NYC captures an awful lot of open water.
408 -- with nearly 1/2 located in one village east of us, and 1/4 located in the other village west of us both at the edges of our 100 mile radius.
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A hundred miles really is a long way in our way of thinking, and this is a very crowded part of the world. I doubt there's any official figure available anywhere for a 100-mile radius but going by the data in the website below I reckon everywhere in London (7.7 million), South East (8.4 million), East (5.7 million) is within 100 miles of where I live, plus a few places classified as West Midlands and even a few parts of northern France. 
