>mfw not a walkable country
Mfw not a walkable country
Cooper Cruz
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Easton Harris
>born in italy
>not born in a small village
Easton Wilson
>decentralised cities
Connor Reed
>fuckable tourists
Matthew Torres
>the largest metro area only has 7% of the total population
Isn't that true for most countries? I feel like primate cities happen only in very small states or incredibly specific cases like London
Lincoln Anderson
Viva l'Italia
Aaron Jackson
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like 80% here live in big cities, if you dive past a >20k town in australia you are likely to be stabbed with a heroine needle
Kevin Campbell
>Mfw born in that sweet sweet twilight zone of "big city" and "Small Village"
i love Trieste, i love my City
Jackson Wood
I grew up in a village of 400 people. The closest supermarket was literally in another country lol
Robert Torres
what is it for Warsaw? in Japan the metro area (tokaido megalopolis) is roughly a third of the population
in Australia it's about 20% for Sydney I think
In Russia a solid seventh of the population lives in the Moscow metro
Zachary Allen
>live on a fucking boot
>it's not walkable
do fatalians really?
Jose Diaz
>In Russia a solid seventh of the population lives in the Moscow metro
Kek
Logan Perez
That's kinda low. About 12% of our population or 33 million people live in Jakarta Metropolitan Area.
Christopher Cook
>not born on a Italian island village
I suffer
Joseph Lee
We're not decentralised with the meaning of "rural", we have a myriad of medium-sized cities, Italy underwent an early urbanisation and in the middle ages we were the most urbanized society in europe. We're multi-centealized, not really decentralised
Benjamin Johnson
Good. Large cities are breeding grounds for subhumans.
Joshua Williams
Croatian island villages dont seem that different
Hunter Lewis
Sounds like SOVL
Jonathan Ross
>less than 20 000 inhabitants
Eh, towns of 10 000 and upwards have more than enough demand to have everything you need in daily life in a walkable distance (shops, library, restaurants, bars). Especially these dense taditional villages you can find in Italy. The statistics proves nothing.
Urban area density is a much better measurement.
Daniel Cruz
City proper 1.75m, metro area ~2.5 or maybe even 3 million. Barely a twelfth of the country taken the biggest number.
Thomas Torres
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there's 140m in Russia and 20m in the Moscow metropolitan area, simple maths
Easton Edwards
Well you forgot moscow metro AREA, i just didn't want to fact check, just found funny at the though of 7% of russian population living inside the actual metro