Is That A Big Number?

Neat Ratios ...

is 1/500 of Pop. of Hangzhou, China (3.56 million people)...more

is 1/500 of Pop. of Xiamen, China (3.53 million people)...more

is 1/500 of Pop. of Quanzhou, China (3.52 million people)...more

is 1/500 of Pop. of Berlin, Germany (3.52 million people)...more

is 1/500 of Pop. of Rawalpindi, Pakistan (3.51 million people)...more

is 1/500 of Pop. of Oman (3.49million)...more

is 1/500 of Pop. of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (3.46 million people)...more

is 1/500 of Pop. of Durban, South Africa (3.44 million people)...more

is 1/500 of Pop. of Moldova (3.44million)...more

is 1/400 of Pop. of Jamaica (2.812million)...more

is 1/400 of Pop. of West Bank (2.798million)...more

is 1/400 of Pop. of Lithuania (2.793million)...more

is 1/50 of Estimated world population of California Sea Lion (355,000 individuals)...more

is 1/50 of Estimated world population of Vicuna (347,000 individuals)...more

is 1/50 of Pop. of Iceland (344,000)...more

is 1/40 of Pop. of New Caledonia (282,800)...more

is 1/10 of Pop. of Bermuda (71,200)...more

is 1/10 of Estimated world population of Kiang (wild ass) (70,000 individuals)...more

is 1/10 of High estimate of number of Bornean Orangutans (69,000 individuals)...more

is 2/5 of Pop. of Anguilla (17,420)...more

is 1/2 of Estimated world population of Striped Hyena (14,000 individuals)...more

is about as big as Estimated world population of Arabian Oryx (7,000 individuals)...more

is 2 x Estimated world population of Indian Rhinoceros (3,560 individuals)...more

is 2.5 x Pop. of Falkland Islands (2,840)...more

is 2.5 x Number of seats in Carnegie Hall (2,804 )...more

is 4 x Pop. of Norfolk Island (2016) (1,748)...more

is 100 x Number of submarines in the North Korean Navy (2016) (70 )...more

Yes, there's now a book based on these numbers. Oxford University Press: July 2018.