Across
- 4. — A beginning, statistically speaking (5)
- 5. — Where numbers press harder than space allows (9)
- 6. — Potential futures per woman, on average (9)
- 7. — The final exit, duly recorded (5)
- 9. — Everyone counts here—literally (10)
- 13. — A balance that rarely stands still (11)
- 15. — Where space is scarce and neighbors aren’t (5)
- 16. PYRAMID — The shape of ages, drawn without faces (3,7)
- 19. — Not the city, yet still home (11)
- 20. — A crowd, but counted carefully (8)
Down
- 1. — When staying put becomes a memory (9)
- 2. — Coming in, but not for a visit (11)
- 3. — More today than yesterday (6)
- 8. — Leaving, not just for the weekend (10)
- 10. — Neither young nor old alone, but both together (3)
- 11. — When leaving home becomes the statistic (9)
- 12. — Numbers about us, but not just numbers (10)
- 14. — The middle disappears as extremes remain (6)
- 17. — Packed tightly, though not necessarily together (7)
- 18. — Where distance is plentiful and people aren’t (5)
