World Continents Size & Population based on 2005 World Census North America: Continent Size: 24,474,000 sq. Km or 9,449,460 sq miles 16.5% of the Earth's Land Population: 501,500,000 South America: Continent Size: 17,819,000 sq Km or 6,879,000 sq miles 12% of the Earth's Land Population: 379,500,000 Africa: Continent Size: 30,065,000 sq km or 11,608,000 sq miles. 20.2% of Earth's Land Population: 877,500,000 Australia: Continent Size: 8,112,000 sq km or 3,132,059 sq miles. 5.3% of Earth's Land Population: 32,000,000 Asia: Continent Size: 44,579,000 sq km or 17,212,000 sq miles 30% of Earth's Land Population: 3,879,000,000 Europe: Continent Size: 9,938,000 sq Km or 3,837,081 sq miles 6.7% of Earth's Land Population: 729,000,000 Antarctica: Continent Size:13,209,000 sq km or 5,100,021 sq miles
(varies due to changing ice shelves)
8.9% of Earth's Land (Population 0 )
Asia ~ 4 billion
Africa ~ 1 billion
Europe ~ 750 million
North America ~ 550 million
South America ~ 400 million
Australia ~ 40 million
Antarctica - 0
asia
The top 3 continents with the most population are Asia, Africa, and Europe.
Antartcia
population is 514,600,000
Asia (largest) Population 3,879,000,000 Antarctica (smallest) Population 1000 to 5000 seasonally; no permanent residents Of the populated continents: Australia (smallest) Population 22,543,235
Asia and Europe have the greatest population density compared to other continents. This is due to their smaller land areas and high population numbers.
Asia has the greatest population among all the continents. It is home to more than 4.6 billion people, making up around 60% of the world's population.
Asia
Asia and Africa
The smallest continents are Australia and Antarctica. Antarctica is the smallest of the continents by land area, while Australia is the smallest by population.
The continents differ in terms of size, population, cultures, and geographic features. They can vary in landmass size, population density, economic development, and natural resources. Each continent has its unique mix of languages, traditions, ecosystems, and landmarks. Geographically, they have distinct features such as mountains, deserts, rivers, and coastlines.
The Islamic Empire is in three continents Asia, Africa, and Europe. Islam is spread all over the world (as Christianity) but with different percentage of Muslims to each country total population.
each continent has its own specialty ..............................