Population figures provided by Palma town hall show that almost half the 88 neighbourhoods (or districts) of the city are inhabited by more people than are generally accepted as being recommended. For a Mediterranean city, the threshold is set at no more than 120 inhabitants per hectare (10,000 square metres). Forty-two of the neighbourhoods exceed this level and some by very great margins.
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Almost 50% of Palma's districts have populations above recommended level
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