Map of city or town above 1000 inhabitants

33 comments
  1. Literally a population map. Very interesting. Russia, Scandinavia, Greece and Turkey seem pretty empty. The Spanish coast is highly populated in comparison with its interior land.

  2. Again this dumb map. There are 1007 towns in slovakia with population higer than 1000. Please delete this post.

  3. I appreciate the fact that Ireland is on the periphery of Europe. Not too crowded but still a nice standard of living and easy access to major European cities within hours.

  4. The Danish part of the map shows municipalities, but that is misleading, because each municipality may include several towns.

  5. Something is definitely wrong here. It is kinda hard to believe this map is correct when you look at Slovakia or Belarus.

  6. As Scandinavian, one small pleasure we have is that even though we are relatively small, the way maps are projected we look towering and dominant in maps of Europe.

    We’ll take it!

  7. repost with the same misleading things, like northern germany wold seem densely populated according to this but its just muncipalities of several smaller towns

  8. this map is meaningless. E.g. in Slovakia city is status and doesn’t mean size. So some villages can have more people then cities.

  9. If its above 1000 just include all places above that number, if you remove all those villages/small towns above 1000 (without city status) what’s the point of this map? Since city/town status criteria is different in every country, for example in Croatia even small places have city status while in Serbia not even towns of 20,000 have it. I can see that In Serbia many places above 1000 are not included here.

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