Image from the US Census Bureau: one dot = 7,500 people



At one point, I was able to drive for nearly 6 hours without seeing another car, person, or sign of human activity. If you live east of the Mississippi River, I can understand you might have a different experience, but west of the river, is an entirely different story. You can see that the coasts and the eastern part of the US are rather densely populated. But the rest is sparse to say the least.

I wonder what we could do with this “hidden” asset?

Meatspace coordinates: N37.324 W122.309
Ohio State’s 2006 record: 4-0 Next up: @Iowa 9/30
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