[MR] and now the business stuff starts (population desity data)

[Debbie Halstead]

>    Is that geographically or center of population?  I don't know if they  
>are all that different, but they are seldom identical.


As near as I can tell, the center of Atlantia by branch population is approximately in Gorm's backyard (a little south of Richmond, VA.) We should have Crown at their place. (My, won't Rhiannon be surprised.....;-) Seriously, though, here's some population data that may be useful, or at least enlightening. Also, yes, I know branch borders don't exactly follow state lines (There is much more to Storvik than Washington, D.C., thank goodness) but I did it as closely as I could.


Population per square mile, by state in 2000 (Source: http://www.nemw.org/popdensity.htm)
Maryland - 542
D.C. - 9,317
Virginia - 179
North Carolina - 165
South Carolina - 133

SCA population, roughly by state/commonwealth/district:
Maryland - 653
DC - 125
Virginia - 1047
North Carolina - 664
South Carolina & Georgia - 337

Source for that was an Atlantian ZIP code list from last August, so this is a few months out of date. At that time, group totals were as below -- someone feel free to check my math:


Baronies:
Lochmere - 295
Stierbach - 275
Windmasters' Hill - 268
Sacred Stone - 248
Nottinghill Coill - 230
Ponte Alto - 200
Caer Mear - 168 (26 of whom are in Caer Gelynniog)
Storvik - 125
Tir-y-don - 111
Marinus - 111
Highland Foord - 98
Bright Hills - 83
Black Diamond - 78 (more now -- some lands were transferred from Isenfir)

Hidden Mountain - 77
Hawkwood - 73 
Dun Carraig - 59
 
Shires (-ish):
Roxbury Mill - 103
Isenfir - 63 (less now -- some lands transferred to Black Diamond)

Raven's Cove - 32
Bordervale Keep - 30
Seareach - 22
Cathanar - 21
Spiaggia Levantina - 15
Berley Court - 15

 

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