Or perhaps you might consider Greenland. Rounded to the closest decimal place, the inhabitants density of Greenland is officially 0. 0. The world's major island is home to around 56, 000 people, meaning that a population around the size of west Devon (an area of 448. 3 square miles) takes up an area of 836, 330 square miles. This kind of vast land, which has been inhabited for about 4, 500 years, has tremendous mountain shorelines, long summer times and jewel-blue fjords. Make an effort visiting the Arctic ghosting town of Skjoldungen, forgotten for more accessible negotiations around 1962.
