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ptpie 13 year s ago
wow
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Rainer 13 year s ago
How did you define high-rise? If you count relatively small houses above a certain limit as high rise, a city of mainly very low buildings can have a much higher number than a city of real skyscrapers. Such cases seem to appear in this list.
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Fenrisulven 13 year s ago
Yea, how is "high-rise" defined here??
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GOODSTUFF4U 13 year s ago
surprised - Sao Paulo. Brazil - 5,667
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newtab 13 year s ago
I think they mean population/square km
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orendadude 13 year s ago
^^ I agree
Santiago. Chile - 1,094
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Rainer 13 year s ago
How did you define high-rise? If you count relatively small houses above a certain limit as high rise, a city of mainly very low buildings can have a much higher number than a city of real skyscrapers. Such cases seem to appear in this list.
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newtab 13 year s ago
I think they mean population/square km