killytron: The Kowloon Walled City, a maze of apartments, walkways and stairs, so cramped that sunlight couldn’t reach the lower levels and had a population density of 1,255,000 per square kilometre.

killytron:

The Kowloon Walled City, a maze of apartments, walkways and stairs, so cramped that sunlight couldn’t reach the lower levels and had a population density of 1,255,000 per square kilometre.

13 February 2012 55 killytron
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