Most of Gargiolli's photographs are unpopulated: abbreviated columns, broken-down aqueducts, olive groves, grottoes.
Kingman is unpopulated — in fact, none of it is permanently above water.
"This is a country with a lot of land, most of which is unpopulated," says Ricardo Rodríguez, the immigration director.
Today the US side is unpopulated save for a lone American, and on the Mexican side a father and young boy are looking northwards.
There are unpopulated woodlands — now filled with jackknifed pines, snapped neatly roughly a dozen feet above the ground — along a long stretch of the base.
Also, wireless phone networks are not available in 20 to 30percentt of the United States, although most of those areas are unpopulated.
Her work is unpopulated, but that is more than made up for by the rambunctious "Life and Art in the Studio" (1988) by Emily Barnett, which is something of an allegory.
The British Isles were unpopulated then, wiped clean of people by glaciers that had smothered northern Europe for about 4,000 years and forced the former inhabitants into southern refuges in Spain and Italy.
The island was unpopulated and almost completely under ice 20,000 years ago, but as the climate warmed, plants and animals moved across Doggerland, a now submerged land bridge that linked Britain to mainland Europe.
While India has an urbanisation level of 32%, its urban areas represent only 1% of the total land surface of the country, but only 5% of the country is unpopulated – a much lower percentage the other three global regions.
In fact, until the mid-1700's, the islands were unpopulated, though claimed for France, and in 1789, at the time of the French Revolution, there were all of 69 Frenchmen, 32 free mulattos and 487 slaves.
