The World, Showing Density of Population
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The World, Showing Density of Population, Rand McNally & Company (1907). Via artnap.com
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A printed map of the world titled The World, Showing Density of Population, with continents and oceans shaded in yellow, pink, and red to indicate persons per square mile. A legend in the lower right explains the color scale from uninhabited regions to over 400 persons per square mile.
