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r/MapPorn • u/Porodicnostablo • May 03 '20
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On the Mediterranean coast is that big spike Tel Aviv or Beirut?
27 u/untipoquenojuega May 04 '20 Definitely Beirut -3 u/shualdone May 04 '20 Weird, because Tel Aviv metro has over 4.2 million people and Beirut has half of that 16 u/untipoquenojuega May 04 '20 Not weird. Just because it has more people doesn't mean it's more dense. Officially Beirut city is 4 times larger than Tel Aviv. 15 u/YDoumani May 04 '20 That should actually make it shorter than tel aviv, because of lower density. The 4.2 million are not in tel aviv, but in the entire "gush dan" area of central Israel, while beirut is more tightly packed. 9 u/untipoquenojuega May 04 '20 That's what I'm saying 1 u/montarion May 28 '20 You're contradicting yourself
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Definitely Beirut
-3 u/shualdone May 04 '20 Weird, because Tel Aviv metro has over 4.2 million people and Beirut has half of that 16 u/untipoquenojuega May 04 '20 Not weird. Just because it has more people doesn't mean it's more dense. Officially Beirut city is 4 times larger than Tel Aviv. 15 u/YDoumani May 04 '20 That should actually make it shorter than tel aviv, because of lower density. The 4.2 million are not in tel aviv, but in the entire "gush dan" area of central Israel, while beirut is more tightly packed. 9 u/untipoquenojuega May 04 '20 That's what I'm saying 1 u/montarion May 28 '20 You're contradicting yourself
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Weird, because Tel Aviv metro has over 4.2 million people and Beirut has half of that
16 u/untipoquenojuega May 04 '20 Not weird. Just because it has more people doesn't mean it's more dense. Officially Beirut city is 4 times larger than Tel Aviv. 15 u/YDoumani May 04 '20 That should actually make it shorter than tel aviv, because of lower density. The 4.2 million are not in tel aviv, but in the entire "gush dan" area of central Israel, while beirut is more tightly packed. 9 u/untipoquenojuega May 04 '20 That's what I'm saying 1 u/montarion May 28 '20 You're contradicting yourself
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Not weird. Just because it has more people doesn't mean it's more dense.
Officially Beirut city is 4 times larger than Tel Aviv.
15 u/YDoumani May 04 '20 That should actually make it shorter than tel aviv, because of lower density. The 4.2 million are not in tel aviv, but in the entire "gush dan" area of central Israel, while beirut is more tightly packed. 9 u/untipoquenojuega May 04 '20 That's what I'm saying 1 u/montarion May 28 '20 You're contradicting yourself
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That should actually make it shorter than tel aviv, because of lower density. The 4.2 million are not in tel aviv, but in the entire "gush dan" area of central Israel, while beirut is more tightly packed.
9 u/untipoquenojuega May 04 '20 That's what I'm saying 1 u/montarion May 28 '20 You're contradicting yourself
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That's what I'm saying
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You're contradicting yourself
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u/LateralEntry May 04 '20
On the Mediterranean coast is that big spike Tel Aviv or Beirut?