In 1790 cities had the lowest population density?

In 1790, cities generally had lower population densities compared to today due to several factors, including limited urbanization, agricultural economies, and the lack of modern infrastructure. Most people lived in rural areas, relying on farming and local resources. Urban centers were often small and less developed, leading to sparse populations spread over larger areas. As industrialization progressed in the 19th century, cities began to grow rapidly, increasing their population densities significantly.