Who’s inhabiting Famagusta, and how is that data obtained? Are you sure that’s not just a map of city limits?
The map has a couple of flaws; not only about Varosha. There is no settlement in Famagusta between the lakes and the SBA, they overestimate the number of monks living at Apostolis Andreas, and there is surely more population at Iskele long beach by now.
Shouldn’t it be Lemesos though?
Does not looks right. Trimiclini and Sotiras are pretty large villages.
… oh, it’s density. But of course, we have 40 stories passport-raises on the seashore in Limassol, with plots of 120sqm on sale. And 10ksqm plots in the mountains. Mountaineers have larger houses and rarely sits on heads of each other.
Some more info on the source of the data, or a key for the colour shade used would be interesting.
On a first look, seems legit
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Who’s inhabiting Famagusta, and how is that data obtained? Are you sure that’s not just a map of city limits?
The map has a couple of flaws; not only about Varosha. There is no settlement in Famagusta between the lakes and the SBA, they overestimate the number of monks living at Apostolis Andreas, and there is surely more population at Iskele long beach by now.
Shouldn’t it be Lemesos though?
Does not looks right. Trimiclini and Sotiras are pretty large villages.
… oh, it’s density. But of course, we have 40 stories passport-raises on the seashore in Limassol, with plots of 120sqm on sale. And 10ksqm plots in the mountains. Mountaineers have larger houses and rarely sits on heads of each other.
Some more info on the source of the data, or a key for the colour shade used would be interesting.
On a first look, seems legit