File:Population density.png

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English: This image shows the number of people per square kilometer around the world in 1994. The data were derived from population records based on political divisions such as states, provinces and counties.
Date
  • data: 31 December 1994
  • visualization: 20 May 1999
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Author NASA / National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis (NCGIA)
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Areas of high population densities, calculated in 1994

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current17:41, 10 April 20134,320 × 2,160 (522 KB)JahoeRe-downloaded original from http://eoimages.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/imagerecords/53000/53005/population_density.tif, re-converted to PNG (preserving alpha channel) using tiff2png (by Willem van Schaik and Greg Roelofs). Removed rgb pixel values from fully...

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