The area of Kalangala District is 9,066.8 square kilometers.
Kalangala District's population is 46,500.
Kalangala District's population density is 107.6 people per square kilometer.
Kalangala's population is 5,200.
Kampala is more populated than Kalangala primarily due to its status as the capital city of Uganda, which attracts people for economic opportunities, education, and services. Kampala has more developed infrastructure, job prospects, and amenities that draw migrants from rural areas. In contrast, Kalangala is primarily a rural district with limited economic activities and fewer resources, leading to a smaller population. Additionally, Kampala's urbanization and growth have outpaced that of Kalangala, further contributing to the population disparity.
it depend upon the area of the district that is called district area
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