Why so Few Americans Live in American Samoa?

Imagine a paradise that stretches across 76 square miles, slightly larger than Washington, D.C., surrounded by the pristine waters of the South Pacific. Anybody would like to live here in American Samoa, an American territory far from the mainland, yet it's home to about 45’000 people. That means, for every square mile, there are just about 600 people - a stark contrast to the densely packed urban areas of the United States. It is still America, right? So, why do so few Americans live in this tropical paradise? Stick around as we uncover the fascinating reasons behind its low population-some might surprise you!

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