Ackchually, that is a map of density of the United Kingdom. Nowhere on this map does it show the density of maps found in the UK. :P
this post was submitted on 27 Apr 2024
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Well, map density is probably about the same as population density anyway.
It's not, though:
Pop. Density = Persons / km²
Map Density = Maps / km²
They get a little closer to each other if you count phone-based maps, but with the existence of physical maps, they will almost always be different.
Visibly different on a map this size?
If it was this zoomed out? I doubt it. I'm just sayin'. :P
I came to the comments hoping someone had the other map😮💨
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I think there's an echo in here
Guessing that's Hyde Park which is a less dense green in the middle of London!
In the centre, Hyde park and St. James park I expect.
In the south west, Richmond Park + Bushy Park + Old Deer Park + Kew gardens all in close proximity to each other.
They seem to have a lot of maps around London! Must be those tourist maps that they give away for free to tourists.
Funny that some areas dont seem to have maps at all though!