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BigDyno

@xo.net

reply to elvey

Re: High Density

Let's compare apples to apples shall we, and not include places like Alaska in the population density argument.

Population per sq. kilometer by state and of France

1 New Jersey 438.00
2 Rhode Island 387.35
3 Massachusetts 312.68
4 Connecticut 271.40
5 Maryland 209.23
6 New York 195.18
7 Delaware 154.87
8 Florida 114.43

France (Metropolitan) 110

Outside of the cities, France has huge tracts of green farmland and lots of mountainous terrain. It has a lower population density than the EU in aggregate.

Notice something else about that list?
In all but two of those states, who is the dominant ILEC?
I'll give you a hint, it starts with a 'V'.

Sources:
»en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_co···_density
»en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.···_density


jnorthr

@abo.wanadoo.fr

Actually the numbers i've seen quote 238 sq.km and here where we live it IS closer to 110/sq.km. We live in the central part of Brittany, France and it is quite sparsely isolated. But when i chose Orange for our ISP i was given the choice of line speeds up to 24MB/sec. if my pockets were deep enough (they arn't) but the service is exceptional compared with what we had in london with pipex and demon.co.uk. i am siper impressed with the availability here in rural areas. Yes, we are in a small city with many schools so that may be the reason. i known several of our friends live just outside the borders of thsi town and they only have 56k dial-up service. Guess the telco. infra-structure has not caught up with them yet. But i bet it will soon. 8-)


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