Fun factoid of the day:California, Canada, and Tokyo (metro) are all roughly the same population (40 million)

[jesstheunstill@infosec.exchange]

Fun factoid of the day:
California, Canada, and Tokyo (metro) are all roughly the same population (40 million)

[thezosia@mastodon.com.pl]

@JessTheUnstill and Poland (~ 38M)

[lucas@social.lol]

@JessTheUnstill wow... this is legitimately a fun fact

[everbeyondreach@kind.social]

@JessTheUnstill well im definitely not in the akihabara section of canada

[sterophonick@wetdry.world]

@JessTheUnstill holy fuck tokyo is dense

[victorvonvortex@mastodon.social]

@JessTheUnstill

[jesstheunstill@infosec.exchange]

@victorvonvortex Canada big (land), Tokyo Big (population density)

[epilonious@toot.lgbt]

@JessTheUnstill @victorvonvortex More USians live around Canada in northern lattitudes than Canadians live In Canada.

And it's not like it's because Alaska is full of people. It's just that Canada's biggest/densest cities (Toronto/Montreal) are further South than some HUGE American cities (Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Portland, Seattle, etc)

[victorvonvortex@mastodon.social]

@epilonious

It wasn't that long ago that I learned how far south Pelee Island, Ontario is.

@JessTheUnstill