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∙ 13y agoBecause it is used for planting crops for food supplies population cities and there is a government incentive to keep it that way for cattle activity
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Why are Brazil's inland areas so sparsely populated?
Because They are so poor and they are still a developing country.
In Belize are there any sparsely populated areas?
the whole country is sparsely populated
Why are Canadian vast areas of the shield sparsely populated?
not faming
What is relating to agriculture or sparsely populated areas the country?
rural
What is a word relating to agricultural or sparsely populated areas?
rural
Are the inland or coastal areas of Mexico more populated?
Unlike the United States, the inland areas of Mexico are the most populated throughout the country.
Are the most populated areas in latin America in water or inland?
The most populated areas in Latin America are typically inland. Major cities such as Mexico City, Sao Paulo, and Buenos Aires are located away from coastlines. However, there are also densely populated coastal cities such as Rio de Janeiro and Lima.
What was the original purpose of counties?
To organize and govern sparsely populated areas
China's areas of dense population are?
Henan is the most populated province in China.
Why are mountains sparsely populated?
Mountains can be rugged and have harsh climates, making it difficult for people to live there. Additionally, access to basic resources like water and food can be limited in mountainous regions. The terrain also poses challenges for transportation and infrastructure development, thus limiting the potential for large populations to settle in these areas.
What is the difference between Urban and Rural?
urban relates to the area surrounding cities and well populated areas. rural relates to a sparsely populated areas, usually farmland or country areas.
What are sparsely populated areas in Mississippi?
Issaquena County is the least populated county in Mississippi with a population of 1,406 as of the U.S. 2010 Census.
