Posted Aug 30, 2022, 8:31 PM
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Location: Boston, MA
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Crawford
Yeah, Bronx is no surprise. Bronx has the highest structural density in U.S. outside of Manhattan.
Queens, overall, is obviously much less dense than Brooklyn, but has very high density peaks in the western half of the borough.
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Population above each density threshold by borough:
0 (total):
Manhattan - 1,694,263
Brooklyn - 2,736,074
Bronx - 1,472,654
Queens - 2,405,464
50,000 per square mile:
Manhattan - 1,577,382
Brooklyn - 1,808,659
Bronx - 980,928
Queens - 788,832
100k:
Manhattan - 942,160
Brooklyn - 189,404
Bronx - 360,081
Queens - 175,949
(Rest of the country: 70,552)
150k:
Manhattan - 239,028
Brooklyn - 19,070
Bronx - 46,698
Queens - 41,216
(Rest of the country: 12,926)
190k:
Manhattan - 70,978
Brooklyn - 0
Bronx - 0
Queens - 13,200
Last edited by ChiSoxRox; Aug 30, 2022 at 8:42 PM.
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