Second Survey

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(published 1065): The second comprehensive survey of the Imperium, performed by the scout service, updating the long obsolete and incomplete data in the First Survey. The Second Survey was seventy years in the compilation, went to greater lengths than the First Survey, and included more world data as well as more complete astrographic data. In addition, the expansion of the Imperium since 420 had added many new worlds that had to be included.

[edit] Scout Services statistics from the Second Imperial Survey

	Sector	Total Systems	Total Population Millions	Density	Total Worlds
1	Spinward Marches	272	388,800	1.43	304
2	Deneb	344	585,600	1.70	425
3	Corridor	206	217,500	1.06	233
4	Vland	491	909,300	1.85	625
5	Lishun	551	955,500	1.73	681
6	Antares	465	543,200	1.17	529
7	Empty Quarter	193	273,700	1.42	210
8	Trojan Reaches	56	127,200	2.27	60
9	Reft	85	121,900	1.43	96
10	Gushemege	526	485,300	0.92	588
11	Dagudashag	558	689,500	1.24	671
12	Core	545	724,600	1.33	666
13	Fornast	517	540,200	1.04	626
14	Ley	315	465,200	1.48	371
15	Verge	220	282,500	1.28	249
16	Ilelish	450	1,052,400	2.34	584
17	Zarushagar	480	484,200	1.01	586
18	Massilia	516	1,118,700	2.17	679
19	Delphi	292	436,100	1.59	351
20	Glimerdrift Reaches	42	106,300	2.53	53
21	Reaver's Deep	57	178,100	3.13	72
22	Daibei	430	749,100	1.74	534
23	Diaspora	446	537,100	1.20	543
24	Old Expanses	400	1,368,400	3.42	598
25	Magyar	131	508,700	3.88	216
26	Solomani Rim	310	1,613,300	5.20	524
27	Alpha Crucis	78	279,500	3.58	123
	Imperial Totals...	8,976	15,769,900	1.76	11,197

Note: The difference between worlds and systems comes from two counts. Systems with a distant stellar companion counts as a "double system", and counts as two worlds, but only one system. Systems where the population of a second body within the system is within 0.1% of the main world also counts as a "double system", accounting for two worlds, but only one system. With these two factors accounted for about 25% of the systems count as doubles, adding to the number of worlds within the Imperium.

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