Settlements with more than 100k population in Europe

The real question you should be asking is why is France so under populated.

Mountains. Mountains that are much higher than those found in Germany.

Didn't know Romania was this densly populated, what's holding them back?

>iran
>81m pop
>looks empty as fuck

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Historically France was the most populous country in Europe. Their population didn't boom during the Industrial Revolution like everywhere else.

this map shows how decentralized a country is. more dots = more small cities

RIP Scandinavians and Russians, extinction imminent

this map is not correct, look at how perfect the border between Denmark and Germany is defined. I can tell you that the German part of Schleswig is just as rural as the Danish part.

You can see the real Russian border on this map

That's right for the Pyrenees, Alps, Jura, Corsica and the Massif Central but there are flat or hilly areas beyond the mountain ranges that are also underpopulated

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oh you

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daily reminder

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Scuffed map. Here we have mostly villages that are 1000+ inhabitants.

doesnt explain the giant hole where champagne is

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RDA looks empty

that's not what you can see from the map

a large percentage already lives in paris + the next few cities

else western germany would be one of the most underpopulated areas when its actually the fullest

Why is everything east of Poland so sparsely populated? We have a lot of room for growth.

fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diagonale_du_vide

Your map is garbage and highly inaccurate.

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There's no way is this isn't bullshit for the ex-Soviet regions. It would mean one huge region of Ukraine has only a few large towns but those regions are each almost the size of Moldova.

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>Massif-Lorraine stretch
the most based part of france

That map takes local definition of urban areas, that's why you can see so many modern borders even though the population density is the same on each side.

look at all those romanians

It's clearly bullshit.

No, it just has less cities. This map is stupid, because France has almost as many cities as the USA, so it has obviously a lot of town with more than 1,000 people.

brazil truly is the most gypsied country