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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
How many people live on the Pitcairn Islands?
As of 2021, the population of the Pitcairn Islands is around 50 people. The islands are one of the least populated jurisdictions in the world.
What was the population and percentage of islam?
The Muslim population is ~ 1600 million Muslim (23% of total world population. Refer to link below.
Why is the east of china more populated?
The coastline of China resides to the east.
So it is not unlike most countries that possess a coastline.
Most inhabitants prefer to live near the sea.
Much may have originally stemmed from the fact of easier international access prior to the aeroplane's arrival and international trade in wares.
In times of war, it made an easier exit route.
Weather conditions are generally, milder than inland or mountainous regions; the abundance of water coming down from the higher regions to the certain exits at the sea; plenty of ready food in the waters; and often a flatter terrain to live upon.
What is the population of the capital city in Indonesia?
- Jakarta is the capital on Indonesia and largest city.
- Jakarta population is 9,761,407 as of December 2012.
- It is located on the northwest coast of Java.
- Jakarta is the country's economic, cultural and political centre
What does population growth rate measure?
Population growth rate measures the rate at which the population of a specific area is increasing or decreasing over a specific period of time. It is calculated by comparing the number of births and deaths in a population, along with factors like migration.
What percentage of Texas population are millionaires?
According to Parade Magazine, the total number of millionaires in TX is 346,000, so about 1.4%
What are the effects of a high birth rate?
A high birth rate can strain resources such as food, healthcare, education, and housing. It can also lead to overpopulation, increased competition for jobs, and potentially contribute to environmental issues. Additionally, it may challenge a country's ability to provide adequate social services and infrastructure.
How much land would be needed to bury the current population of the world?
The average dimensions for a coffin are about 23 inches tall by 84 inches long by 28 inches wide or 54,096 inches cubed (4,508 feet cubed). The most recent population count was around 6,818,100,000 people. So if you were to bury the population side by side (If you had a gigantic, flat piece of land) with one person per coffin, you'd have a spread of coffins 43,267,000,000 feet long by 15,908,900,000 feet wide by 13,068,025,000 tall. Overall- 8,995,118,565,747,807,500,000,000,000,000 feet cubed. (1,703,620,940,482,539,299,242,424,242.4242 miles cubed)
Which state has the largest tribal population in India?
According to the 2011 Census of India, Madhya Pradesh has the largest tribal population in India.
What is the average population of the Countries of the World?
RankCountry / TerritoryPopulationDate of estimate % of World PopulationSource1 China1,339,980,000October 11, 201019.5%Official Chinese Population Clock2 India1,188,730,000October 11, 201017.3%Official Indian Population Clock3 United States310,452,000October 11, 20104.52%Official United States Population Clock4 Indonesia237,556,363July 20103.46%2010 Indonesian Census5 Brazil193,635,000October 11, 20102.82%Brazilian Official Population Clock6 Pakistan170,762,000October 11, 20102.48%Official Pakistani Population clock7 Bangladesh164,425,00020102.39%2008 UN estimate for year 20108 Nigeria158,259,00020102.3%2008 UN estimate for year 20109 Russia141,927,297January 1, 20102.06%Federal State Statistics Service of Russia10 Japan127,390,000August 1, 20101.85%Official Japan Statistics Bureau11 Mexico108,396,211July 1, 20101.58%INEGI estimate
National Population Statistics of Mexico[4]12 Philippines94,013,200Mid-20101.37%
National Statistics Office medium projection13 Vietnam85,846,997April 1, 20091.25%Final 2009 census results14 Ethiopia84,976,00020101.24%
2008 UN estimate for year 201015 Germany81,802,257January 1, 20101.19%Eurostat estimate16 Egypt79,144,000October 11, 20101.15%Official Egyptian Population clock17 Iran75,078,00020101.09%2008 UN estimate for year 201018 Turkey72,561,312December 31, 20091.06%Turkish Statistical Institute estimate19 Dem. Rep. of Congo67,827,00020100.99%2008 UN estimate for year 201020 Thailand67,070,000December 1, 20091%
The National Statistical Office Ministry of Information and Communication Technology of Thailand21 France65,447,374January 1, 20100.95%Official INSEE estimate
The figure for France without the overseas collectivities is 64,667,374.22 United Kingdom62,008,049January 1, 20100.9%Eurostat estimate23 Italy60,402,499March 31, 20100.88%Official ISTAT estimate24 Myanmar(Burma)50,496,00020100.73%2008 UN estimate for year 201025 South Africa49,991,300July 1, 20100.73%Statistics South Africa26 South Korea49,773,145December 31, 20090.72%Statistics Korea27 Spain46,072,834July 1, 20100.67%Official INE estimate28 Ukraine45,871,738June 1, 20100.67%Official UKRSTAT estimate29 Colombia45,658,000October 11, 20100.66%Official Colombian Population clock30 Tanzania45,040,00020100.66%2008 UN estimate for year 201031 Sudan43,192,00020100.63%2008 UN estimate for year 201032 Argentina40,518,951June 30, 20100.59%Official INDEC estimate33 Kenya38,610,097August 24-25, 20090.56%Official 2009 census results34 Poland38,167,329January 1, 20100.56%Eurostat estimate35 Algeria35,423,00020100.52%2008 UN estimate for year 201036 Canada34,274,000October 11, 20100.5%Official Canadian Population clock37 Uganda33,796,00020100.49%2008 UN estimate for year 201038 Morocco31,946,000October 11, 20100.46%Official Moroccan Population clock39 Iraq31,467,00020100.46%2008 UN estimate for year 201040 Nepal29,853,00020100.43%2008 UN estimate for year 201041 Peru29,461,933June 30, 20100.43%Official INEI estimate (in Spanish)42 Afghanistan29,117,00020100.42%2008 UN estimate for year 201043 Venezuela28,960,000October 11, 20100.42%Official Venezuelan Population clock44 Malaysia28,250,500July 20100.41%Statistic Department of Malaysia45 Uzbekistan27,794,00020100.4%2008 UN estimate for year 201046 Saudi Arabia27,136,977April 20100.39%Official Saudi population clock47 Ghana24,333,00020100.35%2008 UN estimate for year 201048 Yemen24,256,00020100.35%2008 UN estimate for year 201049 North Korea23,991,00020100.35%2008 UN estimate for year 201050 Mozambique23,406,00020100.34%2008 UN estimate for year 201051 Republic of China (Taiwan) 23,131,093March 31, 20100.34%Official National Statistics Taiwan estimate52 Syria22,505,00020100.33%2008 UN estimate for year 201053 Australia22,485,521October 11, 20100.33%Australian Official Population Clock54 Côte d'Ivoire21,571,00020100.31%2008 UN estimate for year 201055 Romania21,466,174January 1, 20100.31%Eurostat estimate56 Sri Lanka20,410,00020100.3%2008 UN estimate for year 201057 Madagascar20,146,00020100.29%2008 UN estimate for year 201058 Cameroon19,958,00020100.29%2008 UN estimate for year 201059 Angola18,993,00020100.28%2008 UN estimate for year 201060 Chile17,141,000October 11, 20100.25%Official INE projection (p.36)61 Netherlands16,620,000October 11, 20100.242%Official Netherlands population clock62 Burkina Faso16,287,00020100.24%2008 UN estimate for year 201063 Kazakhstan16,197,000January 1, 20100.24%National Statistics Agency estimate64 Niger15,891,00020100.23%2008 UN estimate for year 201065 Malawi15,692,00020100.23%2008 UN estimate for year 201066 Mali14,517,176April 1, 20090.21%Preliminary 2009 census result67 Guatemala14,377,00020100.21%2008 UN estimate for year 201068 Ecuador14,261,000October 11, 20100.21%Official Ecuadorian population clock69 Cambodia13,395,682March 3, 20080.19%Cambodian 2008 Census70 Zambia13,257,00020100.19%2008 UN estimate for year 201071 Senegal12,861,00020100.19%2008 UN estimate for year 201072 Zimbabwe12,644,00020100.18%2008 UN estimate for year 201073 Chad11,506,00020100.17%2008 UN estimate for year 201074 Greece11,306,183January 1, 20100.16%Eurostat estimate75 Cuba11,204,00020100.16%2008 UN estimate for year 201076 Belgium10,827,519January 1, 20100.16%Eurostat estimate77 Portugal10,636,888January 1, 20100.15%Eurostat estimate78 Czech Republic10,512,397January 1, 20100.15%Eurostat estimate79 Tunisia10,432,500July 1, 20090.15%National Statistics Institute of Tunisia80 Guinea10,324,00020100.15%2008 UN estimate for year 201081 Rwanda10,277,00020100.15%2008 UN estimate for year 201082 Dominican Republic10,225,00020100.15%2008 UN estimate for year 201083 Haiti10,188,00020100.15%2008 UN estimate for year 201084 Bolivia10,031,00020100.15%2008 UN estimate for year 201085 Hungary10,013,628January 1, 20100.15%Eurostat estimate86 Serbia9,856,00020100.14%2008 UN estimate for year 201087 Belarus9,467,700August 1, 20100.14%National Statistical Committee88 Sweden9,393,648August 31, 20100.14%Statistics Sweden89 Somalia9,359,00020100.14%2008 UN estimate for year 201090 Benin9,212,00020100.13%2008 UN estimate for year 201091 Azerbaijan8,997,400January 1, 20100.13%State Statistical Committee of Azerbaijan92 Burundi8,519,00020100.12%2008 UN estimate for year 201093 Austria8,372,930January 1, 20100.12%Eurostat estimate94 Switzerland7,782,900December 31, 20090.11%Official Switzerland Statistics estimate95 Israel 7,640,800August 31, 20100.11%Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics96 Honduras7,616,00020100.11%2008 UN estimate for year 201097 Bulgaria7,576,751January 1, 20100.11%Eurostat estimate98 Tajikistan7,075,00020100.103%2008 UN estimate for year 201099 Hong Kong7,026,400December 31, 20090.102%Hong Kong Census and Statistics Department100 Papua New Guinea6,888,00020100.1%2008 UN estimate for year 2010101 Togo6,780,00020100.099%2008 UN estimate for year 2010102 Libya6,546,00020100.095%2008 UN estimate for year 2010103 Jordan6,472,00020100.094%2008 UN estimate for year 2010104 Paraguay6,460,00020100.094%2008 UN estimate for year 2010105 Laos6,436,00020100.094%2008 UN estimate for year 2010106 El Salvador6,194,00020100.09%2008 UN estimate for year 2010107 Sierra Leone5,836,00020100.085%2008 UN estimate for year 2010108 Nicaragua5,822,00020100.085%2008 UN estimate for year 2010109 Kyrgyzstan5,550,00020100.081%2008 UN estimate for year 2010110 Denmark5,543,819June 30, 20100.08%Statistics Denmark111 Slovakia5,429,763June 30, 20100.079%Statistics Slovakia112 Finland 5,370,100October 11, 20100.078%Official Finnish Population clock113 Eritrea5,224,00020100.076%2008 UN estimate for year 2010114 Turkmenistan5,177,00020100.075%2008 UN estimate for year 2010115 Singapore5,076,700June 30, 20100.074%Statistics Singapore116 Norway 4,906,900October 11, 20100.071%Official Norwegian Population clock117 United Arab Emirates4,707,00020100.068%2008 UN estimate for year 2010118 Costa Rica4,640,00020100.067%2008 UN estimate for year 2010119 Central African Republic4,506,00020100.066%2008 UN estimate for year 2010120 Ireland4,470,700April 20100.064%Irish Central Statistics Office estimate 2010121 Georgia 4,436,000January 1, 20100.065%National Statistics Office of Georgia122 Croatia4,435,056January 1, 20090.065%Eurostat estimate123 New Zealand4,393,300October 11, 20100.064%Official New Zealand Population clock124 Lebanon4,255,00020100.062%2008 UN estimate for year 2010125 Liberia4,102,00020100.06%2008 UN estimate for year 2010126 Puerto Rico3,998,00020100.058%2008 UN estimate for year 2010127 Palestinian territories3,935,249
0.055%Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics128 Bosnia and Herzegovina3,760,00020100.055%2008 UN estimate for year 2010129 Republic of the Congo3,759,00020100.055%2008 UN estimate for year 2010130 Moldova 3,563,800January 1, 20100.052%National Bureau of Statistics of Moldova131 Uruguay3,372,00020100.049%2008 UN estimate for year 2010132 Mauritania3,366,00020100.049%2008 UN estimate for year 2010133 Lithuania3,329,227January 1, 20100.048%Eurostat estimate134 Panama3,322,576May 16, 20100.048%Official INEC preliminary 2010 census result135 Armenia3,238,000January 1, 20090.047%National Statistical Service of Armenia136 Albania3,195,000January 1, 20100.046%Institute of Statistics INSTAT Albania137 Kuwait3,051,00020100.044%2008 UN estimate for year 2010138 Oman2,905,00020100.042%2008 UN estimate for year 2010139 Mongolia2,776,700October 11, 20100.04%Official Mongolian population clock140 Jamaica2,730,00020100.04%2008 UN estimate for year 2010141 Latvia2,236,300October 1, 20100.033%Official Statistics of Latvia142 Namibia2,212,00020100.032%2008 UN estimate for year 2010143 Lesotho2,084,00020100.03%2008 UN estimate for year 2010144 Slovenia2,065,830October 11, 20100.03%Official Slovenian population clock145 Republic of Macedonia2,048,620January 1, 20090.03%Eurostat estimate146 Botswana1,978,00020100.029%2008 UN estimate for year 2010147 Gambia1,751,00020100.025%2008 UN estimate for year 2010148 Qatar1,696,563April 20, 20100.025%Preliminary 2010 Census Results149 Guinea-Bissau1,647,00020100.024%2008 UN estimate for year 2010150 Gabon1,501,00020100.022%2008 UN estimate for year 2010151 Trinidad and Tobago1,344,00020100.02%2008 UN estimate for year 2010152 Estonia1,340,127January 1, 20100.019%[2]153 Mauritius 1,297,00020100.019%2008 UN estimate for year 2010154 Swaziland1,202,00020100.017%2008 UN estimate for year 2010155 East Timor1,171,00020100.017%2008 UN estimate for year 2010156 Djibouti879,00020100.013%2008 UN estimate for year 2010157 Fiji854,00020100.012%2008 UN estimate for year 2010158 Bahrain807,00020100.012%2008 UN estimate for year 2010159 Cyprus 801,851January 1, 20100.012%Eurostat estimate160 Guyana761,00020100.011%2008 UN estimate for year 2010161 Bhutan708,00020100.01%2008 UN estimate for year 2010162 Equatorial Guinea [5]693,00020100.01%2008 UN estimate for year 2010163 Comoros 691,00020100.01%2008 UN estimate for year 2010164 Montenegro626,00020100.009%2008 UN estimate for year 2010165 Macau542,200December 31, 20090.008%Macau Statistics and Census Service166 Solomon Islands536,00020100.008%2008 UN estimate for year 2010167 Western Sahara530,00020100.008%2008 UN estimate for year 2010168 Suriname524,00020100.008%2008 UN estimate for year 2010169 Cape Verde513,00020100.007%2008 UN estimate for year 2010170 Luxembourg502,207January 1, 20100.007%Eurostat estimate171 Malta416,333January 1, 20100.006%Eurostat estimate172 Brunei407,00020100.006%2008 UN estimate for year 2010173 Bahamas346,00020100.005%2008 UN estimate for year 2010174 Belize322,100June 30, 20080.005%Statistical Institute of Belize175 Iceland318,006July 1, 20100.005%Statistics Iceland176 Maldives314,00020100.005%2008 UN estimate for year 2010177 Barbados257,00020100.004%2008 UN estimate for year 2010178 Vanuatu246,00020100.004%2008 UN estimate for year 2010179 Netherlands Antilles201,00020100.003%2008 UN estimate for year 2010180 Guam180,00020100.003%2008 UN estimate for year 2010181 Samoa179,00020100.003%2008 UN estimate for year 2010182 Saint Lucia174,00020100.003%2008 UN estimate for year 2010183 São Tomé and Príncipe165,00020100.002%2008 UN estimate for year 2010184 Federated States of Micronesia111,00020100.002%2008 UN estimate for year 2010185 U.S. Virgin Islands109,00020100.002%2008 UN estimate for year 2010186 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines109,00020100.002%2008 UN estimate for year 2010187 Aruba107,00020100.002%2008 UN estimate for year 2010188 Grenada104,00020100.002%2008 UN estimate for year 2010189 Tonga104,00020100.002%2008 UN estimate for year 2010190 Kiribati100,00020100.001%2008 UN estimate for year 2010191 Jersey90,050Mid 20070.001%UN estimate: Series A, Table 2192 Antigua and Barbuda89,00020100.001%2008 UN estimate for year 2010193 Northern Mariana Islands88,00020100.001%2008 UN estimate for year 2010194 Seychelles85,00020100.001%2008 UN estimate for year 2010195 Andorra84,082December 31, 20090.001%[3]196 Isle of Man80,00020100.001%2008 UN estimate for year 2010197 American Samoa69,00020100.001%2008 UN estimate for year 2010198 Dominica67,00020100.001%2008 UN estimate for year 2010199 Bermuda65,00020100.001%2008 UN estimate for year 2010200 Marshall Islands63,00020100.001%2008 UN estimate for year 2010201 Guernsey61,811March 1, 20070.001%UN estimate: Series A, Table 2202 Greenland57,00020100.001%2008 UN estimate for year 2010203 Cayman Islands57,00020100.001%2008 UN estimate for year 2010204 Saint Kitts and Nevis52,00020100.001%2008 UN estimate for year 2010205 Faroe Islands48,760May 1, 20100.001%Official statistics of the Faroe Islands206 Liechtenstein35,904December 31, 20090.0005%[4]207 Monaco33,00020100.0005%2008 UN estimate for year 2010208 Turks and Caicos Islands33,00020100.0005%2008 UN estimate for year 2010209 San Marino31,794June 30, 20100.0005%San Marino's monthly official estimate210 Gibraltar31,00020100.0005%2008 UN estimate for year 2010211 British Virgin Islands23,000
0.0003%UN estimate212 Cook Islands20,000
0.0003%UN estimate213 Palau20,000
0.0003%UN estimate214 Anguilla15,000
0.0002%UN estimate215 Tuvalu10,000
0.0001%UN estimate216 Nauru10,000
0.0001%UN estimate217 Montserrat5,900
0.0001%UN estimate218 Saint Helena 4,500
0.0001%UN estimate219 Falkland Islands3,000
0.00005%UN estimate220 Niue1,500
0.00003%UN estimate221 Tokelau1,200
0.00003%UN estimate222 Vatican City800
0.00002%UN estimate223 Pitcairn Islands50
0.000001%UN estimate
What are the five most populous nations?
In order from largest population to smallest:
China
India
United States
Indonesia
Brazil
What happens to country with little population?
Countries with small populations may face challenges such as limited workforce, reduced tax base, and difficulties in providing a wide range of services. However, they may also benefit from closer-knit communities, lower crime rates, and a sense of tight-knit national identity. Small populations can also struggle to compete economically and politically on the global stage.
Why is it difficult for demographers to make predictions about a country's population?
Predicting a country's population is challenging due to factors like birth rates, death rates, migration patterns, and unforeseen events. Demographers rely on complex models that may not account for all variables accurately, leading to uncertainty in their predictions. Additionally, social, economic, and political changes can greatly influence population trends, making long-term forecasts less reliable.
When did the world population reach to 3 billion?
The world population reached the high mark of 5 billion people in the year of 1974 but it keeps on increasing everyday since more people are being born.
What is the world's southernmost city with a population of more than 1 million?
Melbourne, Australia with a population exceeding four million. Some twats believe Auckland, New Zealand holds this title, which is a lie.
What are the 6 countries with the highest populations?
1.china,
2.india,
3.united states,
4.indonesia,
5.brazil,
6.pakistan,
What is A shift from high birthrates and death rates to low birthrates and death rates?
This transition is known as the demographic transition, which typically occurs as a society advances economically and socially. Factors such as improved healthcare, education, and access to family planning contribute to declining birth and death rates. This shift leads to changes in population structure and can impact a country's social and economic development.
List of North American cities by population density?
- New York City, NY
- San Francisco, CA
- Jersey City, NJ
- Boston, MA
- Chicago, IL
What is population density of Maine?
The population density of Maine is approximately 43 people per square mile. This makes Maine one of the least densely populated states in the United States.
What is the female population of California?
In the April 2010 US Census, the female population was about 50.3% of the total state population, or about 17,738,739. If this applies to the adult population, there would be about 11,900,000 women in California between the ages of 18 and 65.
What was the population of Sacramento in 1849?
The population of Sacramento in 1849 was estimated to be around 6,000 people. This was during the time of the California Gold Rush, when the city experienced rapid growth due to the influx of gold seekers.
How can a shift in age distribution affect population growth?
A shift in age distribution towards more younger individuals can lead to higher population growth rates due to increased fertility and higher birth rates within that demographic. Conversely, a shift towards more older individuals can lead to lower population growth rates due to decreased fertility and higher mortality rates among that demographic.
Which county in Minnesota has the smallest population?
Lake of the Woods County in Minnesota has the smallest population, with an estimated population of around 3,900 people.
