How Many Intersections of Pyongyang have Traffic Girls?

Are there any statistics stating how many intersections of the utopian capital have Traffic Girls?

I've read there are about 200 TGs. If two TGs are assigned a location, and perhaps 75-80% are at work at any given time, I guess a rough estimate can be calculated. But given the regime's history of providing inaccurate data, all of the above could be way off.

Unknown number, but there are many. If you go to Google Earth and zoom in on Pyongyang you can see the white traffic cop circles in the intersections. In this view from Wikimapia http://wikimapia.org/#lat=39.0128067&lon=125.7514054&z=18&l=0&m=a&v=2 you can see 3 of them.
I'll give extra credit for anyone who wants to volunteer to search for all the intersections and count and document all the ones with traffic circles.
Of course not all of them are staffed all the time, but during "rush hour" they would be needed most.

I volunteer the Mayor to do it.
I looked around a little on that map, it really doesn't seem like there is all that many, I'd say less than 50.

Dear Leader wrote:

Of course not all of them are staffed all the time, but during "rush hour" they would be needed most.

"Rush Hour" is probably right. 1 hour. Then they stand there with nothing to do, leading to all the "no traffic" remarks made about them from outsiders.