South America - Density of population
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South America - Density of population, George Philip & Son (1914). Via artnap.com
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A colour-coded map of South America shows population density by shaded bands, from under one inhabitant to over 256 per square mile, with towns of over 100,000 inhabitants marked by dots. A reference legend and a small inset map of the British Isles appear in the lower corners, and the title panel reads Density of Population.
