The answer will depend on a mile of what? Walking, jogging, running, swimming? The question needs to be more specific.
To suggest two very improbable scenarios ...
If the people are lying down, head-to-toe, down the center of a highway,
then you'd have to expect to use something like 920 people to cover a mile
of white line.
If the people are all lying down side-by-side on the highway, with their hands
at their sides and all of their elbows on the white line, then it would have to be
more like something between 2,200 - 3,000 people per mile.
If each person takes up 1 foot of space, then it would take 5280 people.
1 mile = 5280 feet
There are 320 rods in a mile.
5280
to many to count
To find out how many two pence per mile you need to keep track of the numbers of miles you drive between fill ups. Take the cost of the new fill up and divide by the number of miles driven.
1760
5280
As of 2021, the population density of Wisconsin is about 108 people per square mile. This can vary depending on the specific region within the state.
A passenger mile is a measure of how many people have been carried by an airline or other transport system. It is used as the denominator when comparing number of incidents, deaths, mechanical failures, etc. of modes of transportation. For example, if three people get on a bus and are carried for exactly one mile, the bus has traveled one mile, but the services has racked up three (3) passenger miles.
europes citizens take up less land per person than asia, asia's citizens take up more space per person than europe's
Look it up in a source that discusses weights and measures. There are, in fact 5280 feet in a mile.