π£οΈ Navigating the Global Road Networks π
πΊοΈ This map shows the road network densities of countries worldwide, depicted from highest (dark blue) to lowest (pale green).
India: A road network density of 204 km per 100 kmΒ². With an impressive total of 6,700,000 km of roads.
United States: 69 km per 100 kmΒ², spanning 6,832,000 km.
Brazil: 23 km per 100 kmΒ², contributing to a total of 2,000,000 km of roads.
Russia: Encompassing one of the world's largest landmasses, Russia's road network density reaches 9 km per 100 kmΒ², covering 1,538,875 km of roads.
Kazakhstan: 4 km per 100 kmΒ², spanning across 95,409 km.







