A lot of people live east of the Urals, too. If you mean why is Europe more densely populated that Central Asia, it's because it's essentially a huge peninsula. That means many points on it have access to the ocean. This enhances mobility and trade and it also moderates the climate. Because the ocean holds heat in the winter, temperatures in "maritime" lands tend to be less extreme. East of the Urals, in Siberia, there is a "continental" climate and the winters are very cold.
Most people live on the western side of the Ural Mountains, which is in Europe, particularly in Russia. The eastern side of the Ural Mountains, in Asia, has a lower population density.
People in Russia live primarily west of the Ural Mountains because this region is more hospitable for human habitation, with better access to resources, infrastructure, and urban centers. Eastern Russia beyond the Ural Mountains is sparsely populated due to its harsh climate, rugged terrain, and limited economic opportunities.
More people live west of the Ural mountains because it is closer to popular places like Moscow, also because Ural mountains are rich in iron ore minerals and you'll find oil and natural gas there.
The Ural Mountains,the Ural river,and the Caspian Sea.
Europe and Asia meet in Russia's Ural Mountains. The boundary between these two continents is traditionally defined as the Ural River, the Ural Mountains, the Caspian Sea, and the Caucasus Mountains.
Most people live on the western side of the Ural Mountains, which is in Europe, particularly in Russia. The eastern side of the Ural Mountains, in Asia, has a lower population density.
People in Russia live primarily west of the Ural Mountains because this region is more hospitable for human habitation, with better access to resources, infrastructure, and urban centers. Eastern Russia beyond the Ural Mountains is sparsely populated due to its harsh climate, rugged terrain, and limited economic opportunities.
More people live west of the Ural mountains because it is closer to popular places like Moscow, also because Ural mountains are rich in iron ore minerals and you'll find oil and natural gas there.
I think you ment Syberia - big part of Russia to the east from Ural mountains I think you ment Syberia - big part of Russia to the east from Ural mountains
The Ural Mountains; in Russian: Уральские горы
The Ural Mountains, The Ural RIver, and the Caspian Sea
the Ural Mountains
Yes, the Ural Mountains are the tallest mountains in Europe.
Ural Mountains, Ural River, Caspian Sea, Black Sea & Caucasus Mountains
I think it is the Ural Mountains
The Ural Mountains
The Ural Mountains separate European Russia, and Asian Russia