new jersey was the us state/territory with the highest population density in 2013.
new jersey was the us state/territory with the highest population density in 2013.
what us state/territory has the highest population density in 2013?
new jersey
he died of alzheimer's disease on august 25, 1990 in washington, dc.









































section::::positions.









































bullet::::- us ambassador to argentina (1956–60)









































bullet::::- us ambassador to chile (1953–56)









































bullet::::- us ambassador to cuba (1951–53)









































bullet::::- us ambassador to colombia (1947–51)









































bullet::::- us ambassador to paraguay (1944–47)









































bullet::::- us state department consul general, madrid (1941–44)









































bullet::::- us state department counsellor, havana (1940–41)









































bullet::::- us state department assistant chief, division of american republics (1937–40)









































bullet::::- us state department assistant chief, division of latin american affairs (1934–37)









































bullet::::- us state department second secretary, san salvador, el salvador (1933)
willard l. beaulac
the administrative subdivisions of juniata county with the highest population density are mifflintown (with a density of 6,184.9 people per square mile), mifflin (with a density of 3506.9 people per square mile), and thompsontown (with a density of 2193.1 people per square mile). the township with the highest population density in the county is monroe township, with 104.0 people per square mile. the highest density of housing units in the county is in mifflintown (2,837.4 per square mile), followed by mifflin (1,454.2 per square mile) and thompsontown (1,144.4 per square mile). greenwood township has the third lowest population density of any administrative division in juniata county: 27.9 people per square mile. the second lowest density is in tuscarora township (24.5 people per square mile) and the lowest density is in lack township (13.2 people per square mile). the lowest density of housing units in the county is in lack township (10.0 per square mile), the second-lowest density is in greenwood township (11.3 per square mile), and the third-lowest density is in tuscarora township (13.7 per square mile).
juniata county, pennsylvania