Yes I know that, but our urban areas are not tightly packed

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Apr 6, 2020
11:10:30am

CSoul Truly Addicted User

Yes I know that, but our urban areas are not tightly packed

I'm very well aware that almost our entire population is along the wasatch front, but we aren't in high rises taking crammed public transit to work.

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Originally posted on Apr 6, 2020 at 11:10:30am

Message modified by CSoul on Apr 6, 2020 at 11:11:41am

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CSoul

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Utah doing very well so far in getting people tested and people not dying

LifelongAP Semi-Pro

4/6/20 11:03am

I'm shocked that the youngest state in the country with low rate of diabetes

CSoul

4/6/20 11:06am

Lowest population density is a myth. 85% of Utahns live in an urban area.

Soupie

4/6/20 11:09am

Yes I know that, but our urban areas are not tightly packed

CSoul

4/6/20 11:10am

Few places in US are including CA where people are more sprawled out.

Soupie

4/6/20 11:15am

Which is why 55-60% of the deaths in the US are in New York and New Jersey

AZ Coug

4/6/20 11:20am

Lived in NYC last summer & cant imagine social distancing there.

Soupie

4/6/20 11:22am

Yeah CO, UT and NV are all urban/suburban populations with limited % of rural

4/6/20 11:11am

In fact, Urban Outfitters was started in Utah. That's how urban Utah is.

TEXAS

4/6/20 11:27am

Almost 1% of Utah has been tested

Indy Coug

4/6/20 11:07am

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