What is the number of people live in Antarctica?

Answer 1

Regardless of how it is expressed, as below, the population is less that what you'd find in a small town or village -- strewn over 10% of the earth's surface -- even when there are the maximum number of human souls there.

• Zero natives. During the height of the summer research season, there may be up to 4,000 scientists and support staff from all over the world living on the continent.

• Officially zero, but with the Antarctic Research bases it varies from around one thousand in winter to around five to six thousand in summer.

• There is no permanent population on Antarctica, and the numbers of visitors varies from around 4000 in summer to 1000 over the dark winter months.

Answer 2

Antarctica has no indigenous population. The estimated population fluctuates depending on the season, with around 1,000 to 5,000 people living in research stations during the summer months and fewer during the winter.

Answer 3

It is always changing and depending on the seasons the population of the continent may vary from about 1,000 to about 4,000 workers living in research stations.

Answer 4

Just a handful of scientists at various research stations.