Average density of 4.58 individuals per km2.

The corresponding metric unit using kilometers is the river kilometer.

To lend credibility to its bid to host the SKA, in 2006 South Africa s government committed 250 million to build an array of radio dishes within its own borders as a precursor to the SKA.

It had a population of 2,019,533 and a population density of 43,033 km in 2006.

The population in 2003 was 150,599, its density is 799.99 km² and the area is 142 km².

India, for example, reported a population density of 324 persons km2 in 2001.

The rockets were located about one and a half kilometres from the Blue Line, ready to be fired and aimed in the direction of Israeli territory.

But a Gazprom pipeline typically costs three times as much per kilometer as a similar Western pipeline, because of leakage (kickbacks and waste).

The minefields at Kursk achieved densities of 1,700 anti personnel and 1,500 anti tank mines per kilometre, about four times the density used in the defence of Moscow.

Saudi Arabia uses a discounted square kilometre year metric to express the quantum of its losses, and it states that the total losses are between approximately 2,300 and 3,600 discounted square kilometre years.

It is one of the most densely populated countries in the world, with 383 people resident per square kilometre in mid 2003, with a particular concentration in London and the south east.

But the day after he got an LFC, he hopped in it, rode that kilometer, opened up his shop and soon after landed a contract to make school uniforms and started making money, started providing for his family again.

Population per square kilometer in 2005 was 31 in the US, compared with 53 in Mexico, 138 in China, 246 in the United Kingdom, 337 in Japan, and 344 in India.

It is also leading the African effort to host what is widely described as potentially the world s largest scientific instrument, the Square Kilometer Array (SKA) radio telescope. The SKA, whose massive collection of dishes would stretch across nine African countries, is a next generation telescope that will examine gas clouds in the early universe at 100 times the power of the most powerful existing radio telescope, the Very Large Array in New Mexico.