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Population
A population refers to the collection of organisms that belong to similar species and live in a single geographical area at a specified time. An example of a population is all the people residing in the United States.
19,593 Questions
What was the birth rate of Algeria in 2009?
The birth rate of Algeria in 2009 was approximately 25 births per 1,000 people. This rate may have varied slightly throughout the year but it gives a general idea of the country's fertility during that time.
What was the birth rate of Israel in 2009?
The birth rate in Israel in 2009 was around 21.9 births per 1,000 population.
4 factors that affect the growth rate of a population?
- Birth rate: The number of individuals being born into the population.
- Death rate: The number of individuals dying in the population.
- Immigration: The movement of individuals into the population.
- Emigration: The movement of individuals out of the population.
What was the birth rate of Kyrgyzstan in 2009?
according to the latest sources the growth rate of Pakistan for the current fiscal year stands at 6.42% only.
What is the Indian population residing in Denmark?
Out of a population of 5.3 million, the Indian community (PIOs and NRIs) is approximately 5,000. (This Percentage excludes Sri Lankan Tamil Hindus.) Indian Nationals in Denmark are mainly Computer Professionals, Doctors, Kiosk and restaurant owners and students.
In Denmark there are about 7,500-8,000 Hindus of Tamil Origin.
The first Hindus of Sri Lankan Tamil origin came in 1983 because of the escalating conflict in Sri Lanka. It was mostly men, and they were categorized as de facto refugees. Today they have married or have got the family, they had to leave to Denmark, and around half of the Tamils have been granted Danish citizenship.
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Is 19.84 percent one fifth of the worlds population?
It's pretty close. One fifth would be twenty percent.
Which regions had the highest proportions of Whites in their total populations?
As of 2021, regions with the highest proportion of White populations are found in Europe, particularly in countries like Finland, Sweden, Norway, and Iceland where White individuals make up a significant majority. Additionally, regions in North America, such as Canada and the United States, also have high proportions of White populations.
What is the population of the bedouin people?
The population of Bedouin people is estimated to be around 4-5 million worldwide. They are traditionally nomadic Arab tribes who live in desert regions across North Africa and the Middle East.
What is the population of children in Ohio?
As of 2020, the population of children (aged 0-17) in Ohio was approximately 2.7 million. This accounts for about 22% of the state's total population.
Population growth will change if the largest of a population is in its post reproductive years?
If the largest segment of a population is in its post-reproductive years, this can lead to a decrease in population growth as there are fewer individuals contributing to reproduction. This can result in a decline in the overall population size over time unless offset by immigration or increase in birth rates among younger individuals.
The western region of the US experienced the most rapid growth in the foreign-born population according to Census 2000.
What is the percentage of the population of the US compared to the world?
{| ! Rank ! Country/territory/entity ! Population ! Date ! % of world population ! Source | - World 6,671,226,000 July 1, 2007 100% UN estimate 1 People's Republic of China[3] 1,324,947,000 July 15, 2008 19.86% Chinese Population clock 2 India 1,135,399,700 July 15, 2008 17.02% [ Indian Population clock] 3 United States 304,601,000 July 15, 2008 4.57% Official USA Population clock 4 Indonesia 231,627,000
3.47% UN estimate 5 Brazil 187,255,000 July 15, 2008 2.81% Official Brazilian Population clock 6 Pakistan 163,809,000 July 15, 2008 2.46% Official Pakistani Population clock 7 Bangladesh 158,665,000
2.38% UN estimate 8 Nigeria 148,093,000
2.22% UN estimate 9 Russia 141,912,800 May 1, 2008 2.13% Federal State Statistics Service 10 Japan 127,690,000 May 1, 2008 1.91% Official Japan Statistics Bureau estimate 11 Mexico 106,682,500 mid-2008 1.6% INEGI projection 12 Philippines 88,574,614 August 1, 2007 1.33% 2007 Official NSO Census Results 13 Vietnam 87,375,000
1.31% UN estimate 14 Germany 82,217,800 December 31, 2007 1.23% Federal Statistics Office estimate 15 Ethiopia 79,221,000 July 2008 1.19% Ethiopia Central Statistics Agency 16 Egypt 75,046,000 July 4, 2008 1.12% Official population clock 17 Turkey 70,586,256 December 31, 2007 1.06% Turkish Statistical Institute 18 Iran 70,495,782 November, 2006 1.06% Statistical Center of IRAN 19 France (incl. overseas France) 64,473,140 January 1, 2008 0.97% Official INSEE estimate 20 Thailand 63,038,247 December 31, 2007 0.94% Official Thai Statistics estimate 21 Dem. Rep. of Congo 62,636,000
0.94% UN estimate 22 United Kingdom 60,587,300 June 30, 2006 0.91% Official ONS estimate 23 Italy 59,619,290 December 31, 2007 0.89% Official Istat estimate 24 Myanmar 48,798,000
0.73% UN estimate 25 South Korea 48,224,000
0.72% UN estimate 26 South Africa 47,850,700 July 1, 2007 0.72% Official Stat SA estimate 27 Ukraine 46,263,079 May 1, 2008 0.69% Official UKRSTAT estimate 28 Spain 46,063,000 January 1, 2008 0.68% Official INE estimate 29 Colombia 44,090,118 May 5, 2008 0.66% Official Colombian Population clock 30 Argentina 41,000,000 September 2007 0.61% Official INDEC estimate 31 Tanzania 40,454,000
0.61% UN estimate 32 Sudan 38,560,000
0.58% UN estimate 33 Poland 38,115,967 June 30, 2007 0.57% Official GUS estimate 34 Kenya 37,538,000
0.56% UN estimate 35 Algeria 33,858,000
0.51% UN estimate 36 Canada 33,318,500 July 15, 2008 0.5% Official Canadian Population clock 37 Morocco 31,224,000
0.47% UN estimate 38 Uganda 30,884,000
0.46% UN estimate 39 Iraq 28,993,000
0.43% UN estimate 40 Peru 28,750,770 June 30, 2007 0.43% Official INEI estimate[4] 41 Nepal 28,196,000
0.42% UN estimate 42 Venezuela 27,933,000 Jun 27, 2008 0.42% Official Venezuelan Population clock 43 Uzbekistan 27,372,000
0.41% UN estimate 44 Malaysia 27,170,000 July 13, 2007 0.41% Department of Statistics Malaysia 45 Afghanistan 27,145,000
0.41% UN estimate 46 Saudi Arabia 24,735,000
0.37% UN estimate 47 North Korea 23,790,000
0.36% UN estimate 48 Ghana 23,478,000
0.35% UN estimate 49 Republic of China (Taiwan)[5] 22,990,000 April 30, 2008 0.34% Official National Statistics Taiwan estimate 50 Yemen 22,389,000
0.34% UN estimate 51 Romania 21,438,000
0.32% UN estimate 52 Mozambique 21,397,000
0.32% UN estimate 53 Australia[6] 21,357,022 July 7, 2008 0.32% Official Australian Population clock 54 Syria 19,929,000
0.3% UN estimate 55 Madagascar 19,683,000
0.3% UN estimate 56 Sri Lanka 19,299,000
0.29% UN estimate 57 Côte d'Ivoire 19,262,000
0.29% UN estimate 58 Cameroon 18,549,000
0.28% UN estimate 59 Angola 17,024,000
0.26% UN estimate 60 Chile 16,763,470 June 30, 2008 0.25% Official INE projection 61 Netherlands 16,435,316 July 9, 2008 0.25% Official Netherlands Population clock 62 Kazakhstan 15,422,000
0.23% UN estimate 63 Burkina Faso 14,784,000
0.22% UN estimate 64 Cambodia 14,444,000
0.22% UN estimate 65 Niger 14,226,000
0.21% UN estimate 66 Malawi 13,925,000
0.21% UN estimate 67 Guatemala 13,354,000
0.2% UN estimate 68 Zimbabwe 13,349,000
0.2% UN estimate 69 Ecuador 13,341,000
0.2% UN estimate 70 Senegal 12,379,000
0.19% UN estimate 71 Mali 12,337,000
0.18% UN estimate 72 Zambia 11,922,000
0.18% UN estimate 73 Cuba 11,268,000
0.17% UN estimate 74 Greece 11,147,000
0.17% UN estimate 75 Chad 10,781,000
0.16% UN estimate 76 Portugal 10,623,000
0.16% UN estimate 77 Belgium 10,584,534 January 1, 2007 0.16% Official Statbel estimate 78 Czech Republic 10,403,136 March 31, 2008 0.16% Official ČSÚ estimate 79 Tunisia 10,327,000
0.15% UN estimate 80 Hungary 10,043,000 January 31, 2008 0.15% Hungarian Central Statistical Office 81 Serbia[7] 9,858,000
0.15% UN estimate 82 Dominican Republic 9,760,000
0.15% UN estimate 83 Rwanda 9,725,000
0.15% UN estimate 84 Belarus 9,690,000 December 31, 2007 0.15% Official statistics of Belarus 85 Haiti 9,598,000
0.14% UN estimate 86 Bolivia 9,525,000
0.14% UN estimate 87 Guinea 9,370,000
0.14% UN estimate 88 Sweden 9,201,650 April 30, 2008 0.14% Statistics Sweden 89 Benin 9,033,000
0.14% UN estimate 90 Somalia 8,699,000
0.13% UN estimate 91 Burundi 8,508,000
0.13% UN estimate 92 Azerbaijan 8,467,000
0.13% UN estimate 93 Austria 8,340,924 April 1, 2008 0.12% Official Statistics Austria estimate 94 Bulgaria 7,640,238 December 31, 2007 0.11% National Statistical Institute 95 Switzerland 7,628,600 April 30, 2008 0.11% Swiss Federal Statistical Office 96 Israel 7,282,400[8] April 30, 2008 0.11% Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics 97 Honduras 7,106,000
0.11% UN estimate - Hong Kong 6,963,100 December 31, 2007 0.11% Census and Statistics Department of Hong Kong 98 El Salvador 6,857,000
0.1% UN estimate 99 Tajikistan 6,736,000
0.1% UN estimate 100 Togo 6,585,000
0.099% UN estimate 101 Papua New Guinea 6,331,000
0.095% UN estimate 102 Libya 6,160,000
0.092% UN estimate 103 Paraguay 6,127,000
0.092% UN estimate 104 Jordan 5,924,000
0.089% UN estimate 105 Sierra Leone 5,866,000
0.088% UN estimate 106 Laos 5,859,000
0.088% UN estimate 107 Nicaragua 5,603,000
0.084% UN estimate 108 Denmark 5,482,266 March 31, 2008 0.082% Statistics Denmark 109 Slovakia 5,402,273 March 31, 2008 0.081% Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic 110 Kyrgyzstan 5,317,000
0.08% UN estimate 111 Finland 5,314,303[9] July 13, 2008 0.08% Official Finnish Population clock 112 Turkmenistan 4,965,000
0.074% UN estimate 113 Eritrea 4,851,000
0.073% UN estimate 114 Norway 4,771,934[10] July 13, 2008 0.071% Official Norwegian Population clock 115 Singapore 4,588,600 mid-2007 0.069% Statistics Singapore 116 Croatia 4,555,000
0.068% UN estimate 117 Costa Rica 4,468,000
0.067% UN estimate 118 Georgia 4,395,000[11]
0.066% UN estimate 119 United Arab Emirates 4,380,000
0.066% UN estimate 120 Central African Republic 4,343,000
0.065% UN estimate 121 Ireland 4,339,000 April 30, 2007 0.065% Official CSO Ireland Statistics 122 New Zealand 4,269,165 July 11, 2008 0.064% Official New Zealand Population clock 123 Lebanon 4,099,000
0.061% UN estimate 124 Puerto Rico 3,991,000
0.06% UN estimate 125 Bosnia and Herzegovina 3,935,000
0.059% UN estimate 126 Moldova 3,794,000[12]
0.057% UN estimate 127 Republic of the Congo 3,768,000
0.056% UN estimate 128 Palestinian territories 3,761,646 December 1, 2007 0.056% Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics - 2007 Census 129 Liberia 3,750,000
0.056% UN estimate - Somaliland 3,500,000 Date unknown 0.052% Somaliland government 130 Lithuania 3,361,100 April 1, 2008 0.051% Statistics Lithuania 131 Panama 3,343,000
0.05% UN estimate 132 Uruguay 3,340,000
0.05% UN estimate 133 Albania 3,190,000
0.048% UN estimate 134 Mauritania 3,124,000
0.047% UN estimate 135 Armenia 3,002,000
0.045% UN estimate 136 Kuwait 2,851,000
0.043% UN estimate 137 Jamaica 2,714,000
0.041% UN estimate 138 Mongolia 2,629,000
0.039% UN estimate 139 Oman 2,595,000
0.039% UN estimate 140 Latvia 2,268,000 May 1, 2008 0.034% Latvijas Statistika - Kosovo 2,126,708 2007 0.031% The World Factbook 141 Namibia 2,074,000
0.031% UN estimate 142 Macedonia 2,038,000
0.031% UN estimate 143 Slovenia 2,028,683 June 23, 2008 0.031% Official Slovenian population clock 144 Lesotho 2,008,000
0.03% UN estimate 145 Botswana 1,882,000
0.028% UN estimate 146 Gambia 1,709,000
0.026% UN estimate 147 Guinea-Bissau 1,695,000
0.025% UN estimate 148 Estonia 1,340,600 January 1, 2008 0.02% Statistics Estonia 149 Trinidad and Tobago 1,333,000
0.02% UN estimate 150 Gabon 1,331,000
0.02% UN estimate 151 Mauritius 1,262,000[13]
0.019% UN estimate 152 East Timor 1,155,000
0.017% UN estimate 153 Swaziland 1,141,000
0.017% UN estimate 154 Cyprus 855,000[14]
0.013% UN estimate 155 Qatar 841,000[15]
0.013% UN estimate 156 Djibouti 833,000
0.012% UN estimate 157 Fiji 827,900 2007 0.013% Fiji Islands Bureau of Statistics - Réunion[16] 793,000 January 1, 2007 0.012% Official INSEE estimate 158 Bahrain 760,168 Date unknown 0.011% Kingdom of Bahrain Government Statistics 159 Guyana 738,000
0.011% UN estimate 160 Comoros 682,000[17] July 2007 0.01% World Gazetteer projection 161 Bhutan 658,000
0.01% UN estimate 162 Montenegro 598,000
0.009% UN estimate - Macau 538,100 December 31, 2007 0.008% Statistics and Census Service of Macau 163 Cape Verde 530,000
0.008% UN estimate 164 Equatorial Guinea[18] 507,000
0.008% UN estimate 165 Solomon Islands 506,992
0.007% [2] 166 Western Sahara 480,000
0.007% UN estimate 167 Luxembourg 483,800 January 1, 2008 0.007% Le portail des statistiques du Luxenbourg 168 Suriname 458,000
0.007% UN estimate - Guadeloupe[16] 408,000 January 1, 2007 0.006% INSEE estimate (minus the populations of Saint Martin and Saint Barthélemy) 169 Malta 407,000
0.006% UN estimate - Martinique[16] 401,000 January 1, 2007 0.006% Official INSEE estimate 170 Brunei 390,000
0.006% UN estimate 171 Bahamas 331,000
0.005% UN estimate 172 Iceland 316,252 April 1, 2008 0.005% Hagstofa Íslands 173 Maldives 306,000
0.005% UN estimate 174 Barbados 294,000
0.004% UN estimate 175 Belize 288,000
0.004% UN estimate - French Polynesia[16] 259,596 August 20, 2007 0.004% August 2007 census - New Caledonia[16] 244,600 January 1, 2008 0.004% Official ISEE estimate 176 Vanuatu 226,000
0.003% UN estimate - French Guiana[16] 209,000 January 1, 2007 0.003% Official INSEE estimate 177 Netherlands Antilles192,000
0.003% UN estimate 178 Samoa 188,540 2008 0.003% Samoa Statistics Department - Mayotte[16] 186,452 July 31, 2007 0.003% July 2007 census 179 Guam 173,000
0.003% UN estimate 180 Saint Lucia 165,000
0.002% UN estimate 181 São Tomé and Príncipe 158,000
0.002% UN estimate 182 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 120,000
0.002% UN estimate 183 U.S. Virgin Islands 111,000
0.002% UN estimate 184 Federated States of Micronesia 111,000
0.002% UN estimate 185 Grenada 106,000
0.002% UN estimate 186 Aruba 104,000
0.002% UN estimate 187 Tonga 100,000
0.001% UN estimate 188 Kiribati 95,000
0.001% UN estimate 189 Jersey 89,300 December 31, 2006 0.001% [3] 190 Seychelles 87,000
0.001% UN estimate 191 Antigua and Barbuda 85,000
0.001% UN estimate 192 Northern Mariana Islands84,000
0.001% UN estimate 193 Andorra 83,137 December 31, 2007 0.001% [4] 194 Isle of Man 80,058 2006 0.001% Isle of Man Government 195 Dominica 67,000
0.001% UN estimate 196 American Samoa 67,000
0.001% UN estimate 197 Guernsey 65,726 July 2008 0.001% The World Factbook 198 Bermuda 65,000
0.001% UN estimate 199 Marshall Islands 59,000
0.001% UN estimate 200 Greenland 58,000
0.001% UN estimate 201 Saint Kitts and Nevis 50,000
0.001% UN estimate 202 Faroe Islands 48,570 May 1, 2008 0.001% Official statistics of the Faroe Islands 203 Cayman Islands 47,000
0.001% UN estimate 204 Liechtenstein 35,365 December 31, 2007 0.0005% Statistik Liechtenstein - Saint-Martin[16] 33,102[citation needed] October 2004 0.0005% October 2004 supplementary census[citation needed] 205 Monaco 33,000
0.0005% UN estimate 206 San Marino 31,000
0.0005% UN estimate 207 Gibraltar 28,875 2006 0.0004% Government of Gibraltar - information services 208 Turks and Caicos Islands 26,000
0.0004% UN estimate 209 British Virgin Islands 23,000
0.0003% UN estimate 210 Cook Islands 20,200[19] September 2007 0.0002% Statistics office 211 Palau 20,000
0.0003% UN estimate - Wallis and Futuna[16] 15,000
0.0002% UN estimate 212 Anguilla 13,000
0.0002% UN estimate 213 Tuvalu 11,000
0.0002% UN estimate 214 Nauru 10,000
0.0001% UN estimate - Saint-Barthélemy[16] 8,450 January 1, 2007 0.0001% January 2007 census 215 Saint Helena6,600[20]
0.0001% UN estimate - Saint-Pierre and Miquelon[16] 6,125 January 1, 2006 0.0001% January 2006 census 216 Montserrat5,900
0.0001% UN estimate 217 Falkland Islands 3,000
0.00005% UN estimate 218 Niue 1,600
0.00003% UN estimate 219 Tokelau 1,400
0.00003% UN estimate 220 Vatican City 800
0.00002% UN estimate 221 Pitcairn Islands 50
0.000001% UN estimate |}
Between 1990 and 2000, the number of people in the US who spoke Spanish at home increased significantly. The Census 2000 reported a rapid growth in the Spanish-speaking population, with estimates showing a substantial rise compared to the previous decade.
What percentage of Greece's population in government employed?
1 in every 3 workers, 33.33% of the workingpopulation.
Of illinois's population what percentage is urban?
Around 88% of Illinois's population is considered to be urban, living in cities and suburban areas. The urban population is mainly concentrated in and around the metropolitan areas of Chicago, Springfield, and Peoria.
What percentage of the world's population are geeks?
There is no specific percentage of the world's population that can be defined as geeks, as the term is subjective and can encompass a wide range of interests and behaviors. However, with the increasing popularity of technology and media, it can be said that a significant portion of the population identifies with geek culture to some extent.
What is the rough population of china?
About 1 billion, roughly one sixth of the world population.
The population of China on January 1st 2010 was about 1347740174
What is the population of poodles in the world?
It's difficult to determine the exact population of poodles worldwide as there isn't a centralized database tracking every individual dog. However, poodles are a popular breed, especially in countries like the United States, so their population is likely quite high.
What percentage of the Australian population was Irish in 1850?
Evans says one third but i don't beleive him lolololololol lee
What is the population of Pittsburgh metropolitan area?
As of 2020, the population of the Pittsburgh metropolitan area is estimated to be around 2.4 million people.
Why do people like to live in England?
For many reasons; It has a multi-cultural society and is the country most populated in Europe.
The Social Security benefits attract a large proportion of other European Countries unwanted societies. Under the rules of being in the Common European Market people are free to move around and settle in the UK. This is currently bringing the UK down as it cannot afford to keep up payments to the unemployed during these times of hardship.
Yes, the world population is currently rising. It is estimated to be over 7.9 billion people and is projected to continue increasing in the coming years. This growth is largely attributed to improvements in healthcare, sanitation, and technology that have increased life expectancy globally.
