Is That A Big Number?

Neat Ratios ...

is 1/500 of Pop. of Australia (25.47million)...more

is 1/400 of Pop. of Burkina Faso (20.84million)...more

is 1/250 of Pop. of Benin (12.86million)...more

is 1/250 of Pop. of Rwanda (12.71million)...more

is 1/250 of Pop. of Guangzhou, China (12.7 million people)...more

is 1/200 of Pop. of Dominican Republic (10.5million)...more

is 1/200 of Pop. of Shenzhen, China (10.47 million people)...more

is 1/200 of Pop. of Portugal (10.3million)...more

is 1/200 of Pop. of Azerbaijan (10.21million)...more

is 1/200 of Pop. of Sweden (10.2million)...more

is 1/100 of Pop. of Yangon, Myanmar (5.21 million people)...more

is 1/100 of Pop. of Saint Petersburg, Russia (5.19 million people)...more

is 1/100 of Pop. of Ireland (5.18million)...more

is 1/100 of Pop. of Costa Rica (5.1million)...more

is 1/100 of Pop. of Liberia (5.07million)...more

is 1/50 of Pop. of Namibia (2.63million)...more

is 1/40 of Pop. of Slovenia (2.103million)...more

is 1/25 of Number of active personnel in the North Korean Armed Forces (1.28million )...more

is 1/25 of Pop. of Cyprus (1.267million)...more

is 1/4 of Pop. of Samoa (203,800)...more

is 1/2 of Pop. of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (101,400)...more

is about as big as Pop. of Northern Mariana Islands (51,400)...more

is 20 x Estimate of population of Sumatran Elephant (2,600 individuals)...more

is 25 x Number of seats in La Scala opera house, Milan (2,030 )...more

is 40 x Estimate of population of Borneo Elephant (1,300 individuals)...more

is 50 x Number of passengers on an Underground train on London's Central Line (1,047 )...more

is 100 x Number of passengers on an Airbus A380 airliner (typical configuration) (525 )...more

is 100 x Number of passengers on a Boeing 747-400 airliner (maximum capacity) (524 )...more

is 100 x Number of skyscrapers in Hong Kong (>150m tall) (518 )...more

is 100 x Number of airports in China (507 )...more

is 250 x Number of bones in the human body (206 )...more

is 500 x Estimated population of Amur Leopard (Russia and China) (103 individuals)...more