How do you fit 54252 square miles onto a standard sheet of notebook paper?

To fit 54,252 square miles onto a standard sheet of notebook paper, which typically measures about 0.1 square meters (or 0.0000386 square miles), you would need to represent the area symbolically or through a scaled-down map. This can be achieved by using a highly compressed scale, where each square mile is represented by a tiny fraction of the page, effectively allowing for a visual representation rather than a literal one. Alternatively, you could create a digital illustration or a series of diagrams that convey the concept of that vast area.