Population

2,245,189 people out of 301,139,947 people is about .75%.

From http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/bjs/prisons.htm

On June 30, 2006-- : -- 2,245,189 prisoners were held in Federal or State prisons or in local jails -- an increase of 2.8% from midyear 2005, less than the average annual growth of 3.4% since yearend 1995. : -- there were an estimated 497 prison inmates per 100,000 U.S. residents -- up from 411 at yearend 1995. : -- the number of women under the jurisdiction of State or Federal prison authorities increased 4.8% from midyear 2005, reaching 111,403 and the number of men rose 2.7%, totaling 1,445,115. At yearend 2005 there were 3,145 black male sentenced prison inmates per 100,000 black males in the United States, compared to 1,244 Hispanic male inmates per 100,000 Hispanic males and 471 white male inmates per 100,000 white males.

Population figures for Italy show that the country had 56.8 million inhabitants in 1990. At the time, it was the 18th most populated country in the world.

Karachi is the financial and commercial capital of Pakistan. In line with its status as a major port and the country's largest metropolis, it accounts for a lion's share of Pakistan's revenue generation. According to the Federal Board of Revenue's 2006-2007 year book tax and customs units in Karachi was responsible for 46.75% of direct taxes, 33.65% of federal excise tax, and 23.38% of domestic sales tax[22]. Karachi also accounts for 75.14% of customs duty and 79% of sales tax on imports[22]. Therefore, Karachi generates a significant 53.38% of the total collections of the Federal Board of Revenue, out of which 53.33% are customs duty and sales tax on imports[22] (Note: Revenue collected from Karachi includes revenue from some other areas since the Large Tax Unit (LTU) Karachi and Regional Tax Offices (RTOs) Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur & Quetta cover the entire province of Sindh and Baluchistan[22]). Karachi produces about 30 percent of value added in large scale manufacturing[23] and 55% of the GDP of Pakistan[citation needed]. In February 2007, the World Bank identified Karachi as the most business-friendly city in Pakistan[24]. Karachi is the nerve center of Pakistan's economy. The economic stagnation due to political anarchy, ethnic strife and resultant military operation during late 80s and 90s led to efflux of industry from Karachi. Despite this severe shock, Karachi claims the highest per capita income in South Asia, with a GDP per capita greater than $8,000 today.[citation needed] Most of Pakistan's public and private banks are headquartered on Karachi's I.I. Chundrigar Road, while most major foreign multinational corporations operating in Pakistan have their headquarters in Karachi. The Karachi Stock Exchange is the largest stock exchange in Pakistan, and is considered by many economists to be one of the prime reasons for Pakistan's 8% GDP growth across 2005.[25] During the 1960s, Karachi was seen as an economic role model around the world, and there was much praise for the way its economy was progressing. Many countries sought to emulate Pakistan's economic planning strategy and one of them, South Korea, copied the city's second "Five-Year Plan" and World Financial Centre in Seoul is designed and modeled after Karachi.[26][27]. Recently, Karachi has seen an expansion of information and communications technology and electronic media and has become the software outsourcing hub of Pakistan. Call centers for foreign companies have been targeted as a significant area of growth, with the government making efforts to reduce taxes by as much as 10% in order to gain foreign investments in the IT sector[28][29]. Many of Pakistan's independent television and radio channels are based in Karachi including world popular Business Plus, GEO TV, KTN,[30] Sindh TV,[31] CNBC Pakistan, TV One, ARY Digital, Indus Television Network and Dawn News as well as several local stations. Karachi has several large industrial zones such as SITE, Korangi, Northern Bypass Industrial Zone, Bin Qasim and North Karachi located on the fringes of the main city.[32] The primary areas are textiles, pharmaceuticals, steel, and automobiles. In addition, Karachi has a vibrant cottage industry and there is a rapidly flourishing Free Zone with an annual growth rate of nearly 6.5%. The Karachi Expo Centre hosts many regional and international exhibitions[33]. There are many development projects proposed, approved and under construction in Karachi. Among projects of note, Emaar Properties is proposing to invest $43bn (£22.8bn) in Karachi to develop Bundal Island, which is a 12,000 acre (49 km²) island just off the coast of Karachi.[34] The Karachi Port Trust is planning a Rs. 20 billion, 1,947 feet (593 m) high Port Tower Complex on the Clifton shoreline.[35][36] It will comprise a hotel, a shopping center, an exhibition center and a revolving restaurant with a viewing gallery offering a panoramic view of the coastline and the city. Karachi is the financial and commercial capital of Pakistan. In line with its status as a major port and the country's largest metropolis, it accounts for a lion's share of Pakistan's revenue generation. According to the Federal Board of Revenue's 2006-2007 year book tax and customs units in Karachi was responsible for 46.75% of direct taxes, 33.65% of federal excise tax, and 23.38% of domestic sales tax[22]. Karachi also accounts for 75.14% of customs duty and 79% of sales tax on imports[22]. Therefore, Karachi generates a significant 53.38% of the total collections of the Federal Board of Revenue, out of which 53.33% are customs duty and sales tax on imports[22] (Note: Revenue collected from Karachi includes revenue from some other areas since the Large Tax Unit (LTU) Karachi and Regional Tax Offices (RTOs) Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur & Quetta cover the entire province of Sindh and Baluchistan[22]). Karachi produces about 30 percent of value added in large scale manufacturing[23] and 55% of the GDP of Pakistan[citation needed]. In February 2007, the World Bank identified Karachi as the most business-friendly city in Pakistan[24]. Karachi is the nerve center of Pakistan's economy. The economic stagnation due to political anarchy, ethnic strife and resultant military operation during late 80s and 90s led to efflux of industry from Karachi. Despite this severe shock, Karachi claims the highest per capita income in South Asia, with a GDP per capita greater than $8,000 today.[citation needed] Most of Pakistan's public and private banks are headquartered on Karachi's I.I. Chundrigar Road, while most major foreign multinational corporations operating in Pakistan have their headquarters in Karachi. The Karachi Stock Exchange is the largest stock exchange in Pakistan, and is considered by many economists to be one of the prime reasons for Pakistan's 8% GDP growth across 2005.[25] During the 1960s, Karachi was seen as an economic role model around the world, and there was much praise for the way its economy was progressing. Many countries sought to emulate Pakistan's economic planning strategy and one of them, South Korea, copied the city's second "Five-Year Plan" and World Financial Centre in Seoul is designed and modeled after Karachi.[26][27]. Recently, Karachi has seen an expansion of information and communications technology and electronic media and has become the software outsourcing hub of Pakistan. Call centers for foreign companies have been targeted as a significant area of growth, with the government making efforts to reduce taxes by as much as 10% in order to gain foreign investments in the IT sector[28][29]. Many of Pakistan's independent television and radio channels are based in Karachi including world popular Business Plus, GEO TV, KTN,[30] Sindh TV,[31] CNBC Pakistan, TV One, ARY Digital, Indus Television Network and Dawn News as well as several local stations. Karachi has several large industrial zones such as SITE, Korangi, Northern Bypass Industrial Zone, Bin Qasim and North Karachi located on the fringes of the main city.[32] The primary areas are textiles, pharmaceuticals, steel, and automobiles. In addition, Karachi has a vibrant cottage industry and there is a rapidly flourishing Free Zone with an annual growth rate of nearly 6.5%. The Karachi Expo Centre hosts many regional and international exhibitions[33]. There are many development projects proposed, approved and under construction in Karachi. Among projects of note, Emaar Properties is proposing to invest $43bn (£22.8bn) in Karachi to develop Bundal Island, which is a 12,000 acre (49 km²) island just off the coast of Karachi.[34] The Karachi Port Trust is planning a Rs. 20 billion, 1,947 feet (593 m) high Port Tower Complex on the Clifton shoreline.[35][36] It will comprise a hotel, a shopping center, an exhibition center and a revolving restaurant with a viewing gallery offering a panoramic view of the coastline and the city.

It depends on the circumstances. In extreme conditions several families (not individuals) have occupied far smaller houses or shelters.

About 18,513 persons per square mile.

A (still not understood) lessening of the mortality associated with epidemics, gradual agricultural improvement and (in Europe) social changes which encouraged production and opportunity, and (mostly from the eighteenth century) the impact of new crops from the Americas (the potato in Europe, maize and sweet potato in China). From the nineteenth century industrialisation, medical progress and the growth of American (and for a time Russian) food exports contributed to European growth.

• Most Western people are not against Burqa worn by women because of their religion and culture. However, with security high in Western countries it has become a problem for passport photos or any other identity photos that are needed. There is nothing wrong for the mostpart with a woman wearing a Burqa, but once in a Western country (just like Westerns would have to follow certain laws in their country) they must abide by the rules and regulations of Western Countries when it comes to the law and what they choose to do in their own private lives is entirely up to them. If they disagree then they have the right to go back to their own country where they can hide behind the Burqa without ridicule.

The population density of China is 33.9 people per square mile

The population of Perak is 2,258,428.

Northwest because of the mountainous terrain. The Pine Barrens: a 25,000 acre area that is officially uninhabited and said to be home to the NJ Devil. Would you live there?

New York 8,363,710 4.4% 1 1 Los Angeles 3,833,995 3.8% 2 2 Chicago 2,853,114 -1.5% 3 3 Houston 2,242,193 13.6% 4 4 Phoenix 1,567,924 18.6% 6 5 Philadelphia 1,447,395 -4.6% 5 6 San Antonio 1,351,305 16.5% 9 7 Dallas TEXAS

1,279,910 7.7% 8 8 San Diego 1,279,329 4.6% 7 9 San Jose 948,279 5.9% 11 10 Detroit 912,062 -4.1% 10 11 San Francisco 808,976 4.2% 13 12 Jacksonville 807,815 9.8% 14 13 Indianapolis 798,382 2.1% 12 14 Austin 757,688 15.0% 17 15 Columbus 754,885 5.9% 15 16 Fort Worth 703,073 29.9% 28 17 Charlotte 687,456 21.3% 22 18 Memphis 669,651 -3.0% 16 19 Baltimore 636,919 -2.2% 18 20 El Paso 613,190 8.7% 23 21 Boston 609,023 3.4% 20 22 Milwaukee 604,477 1.3% 19 23 Denver 598,707 8.1% 25 24 Seattle 598,541 6.2% 24 25 Nashville-Davidson 596,462 9.3% 27 26 Washington 591,833 3.5% 21 27 Las Vegas 558,383 16.3% 33 28 Portland, Ore. 557,706 5.4% 29 29 Louisville-Jefferson County, Ky. 557,224 1.1% 26 30 Oklahoma City 551,789 9.0% 30 31 Tucson 541,811 11.2% 31 32 Atlanta 537,958 28.7% 40 33 Albuquerque 521,999 16.2% 36 34 Fresno 476,050 10.8% 38 35 Sacramento 463,794 13.9% 41 36 Long Beach 463,789 0.5% 35 37 Mesa, Ariz. 463,552 16.4% 44 38 Kansas City, Mo. 451,572 2.3% 37 39 Omaha 438,646 9.7% 42 40 Cleveland 433,748 -9.2% 34 41 Virginia Beach 433,746 2.0% 39 42 Miami 413,201 14.0% 48 43 Oakland 404,155 1.2% 43 44 Raleigh, N.C. 392,552 36.1% 60 45 Tulsa 385,635 -1.9% 45 46 Minneapolis 382,605 0.0% 46 47 Colorado Springs 380,307 5.3% 49 48 Honolulu 374,676 0.8% 47 49 Arlington, Texas 374,417 12.4% 54 50 Wichita 366,046 4.0% 50 51 St. Louis 354,361 1.8% 51 52 Tampa 340,882 12.3% 58 53 Santa Ana, Calif. 339,130 0.3% 52 54 Anaheim, Calif. 335,288 2.0% 56 55 Cincinnati 333,336 0.6% 55 56 Bakersfield, Calif. 321,078 31.8% 70 57 Aurora, Colo. 319,057 15.4% 63 58 New Orleans 311,853 -35.7% 32 59 Pittsburgh 310,037 -7.3% 53 60 Riverside, Calif. 295,357 15.5% 67 61 Toledo, Ohio 293,201 -6.6% 57 62 Stockton, Calif. 287,037 18.1% 71 63 Corpus Christi, Texas 286,462 3.2% 62 64 Lexington-Fayette, Ky. 282,114 8.3% 65 65 St. Paul 279,590 -2.5% 61 66 Anchorage 279,243 7.3% 66 67 Newark 278,980 2.4% 64 68 Buffalo 270,919 -7.4% 59 69 Plano, Texas 267,480 20.3% 79 70 Henderson, Nev. 252,064 43.8% 118 71 Lincoln, Neb. 251,624 11.0% 77 72 Fort Wayne, Ind. 251,591 0.0% 68 73 Glendale, Ariz. 251,522 14.5% 81 74 Greensboro, N.C. 250,642 9.8% 76 75 Chandler, Ariz. 247,140 39.5% 116 76 St. Petersburg, Fla. 245,314 -1.4% 69 77 Jersey City 241,114 0.4% 73 78 Scottsdale, Ariz. 235,371 16.2% 86 79 Norfolk, Va. 234,220 -0.1% 74 80 Madison, Wisc. 231,916 10.7% 84 81 Orlando 230,519 19.7% 102 82 Birmingham, Ala. 228,798 -5.6% 72 83 Baton Rouge 223,689 -2.2% 75 84 Durham, N.C. 223,284 18.9% 108 85 Laredo, Texas 221,659 24.6% 115 86 Lubbock, Texas 220,483 10.4% 90 87 Chesapeake, Va. 220,111 10.5% 92 88 Chula Vista, Calif. 219,318 26.4% 122 89 Garland, Texas 218,577 1.3% 83 90 Winston-Salem, N.C. 217,600 8.0% 88 91 North Las Vegas, Nev. 217,253 88.0% 195 92 Reno 217,016 18.4% 112 93 Gilbert, Ariz. 216,449 88.7% 196 94 Hialeah, Fla. 210,542 -7.0% 78 95 Arlington, Va. 209,969 10.8% 105 96 Akron, Ohio 207,510 -4.4% 82 97 Irvine, Calif. 207,500 44.0% 147 98 Rochester, N.Y. 206,886 -5.9% 80 99 Boise, Idaho 205,314 5.3% 99 100 Modesto, Calif. 202,967 7.5% 106 101 Fremont, Calif. 202,867 -0.3% 85 102 Montgomery, Ala. 202,696 0.5% 87 103 Spokane, Wash. 202,319 2.7% 96 104 Richmond, Va. 202,002 2.0% 94 105 Yonkers, N.Y. 201,588 2.9% 97 106 Irving, Texas 201,358 5.1% 103 107 Shreveport, La. 199,729 -0.5% 89 108 San Bernardino, Calif. 198,580 5.4% 107 109 Tacoma, Wash. 197,181 1.9% 101 110 Glendale, Calif. 197,176 1.1% 100 111 Des Moines 197,052 -1.0% 93 112 Augusta-Richmond County, Ga. 194,149 -0.5% 98 113 Grand Rapids, Mich. 193,396 -2.2% 95 114 Huntington Beach, Calif. 192,620 1.6% 104 115 Mobile, Ala. 191,022 -4.1% 91 116 Moreno Valley, Calif. 190,871 34.1% 151 117 Little Rock 189,515 3.4% 111 118 Amarillo, Texas 187,236 7.8% 120 119 Columbus, Ga. 186,984 0.4% 109 120 Oxnard, Calif. 185,717 8.8% 125 121 Fontana, Calif. 184,984 30.4% 152 122 Knoxville, Tenn. 184,802 5.4% 117 123 Fort Lauderdale 183,126 7.3% 124 124 Salt Lake City 181,698 0.0% 113 125 Newport News, Va. 179,614 -0.6% 114 126 Huntsville, Ala. 176,645 10.5% 129 127 Tempe, Ariz. 175,523 10.7% 130 128 Brownsville, Texas 175,494 23.2% 150 129 Worcester, Mass. 175,011 1.4% 123 130 Fayetteville, N.C. 174,091 -0.6% 119 131 Jackson, Miss. 173,861 -5.6% 110 132 Tallahassee 171,922 12.9% 134 133 Aurora, Ill. 171,782 19.9% 148 134 Ontario, Calif. 171,691 8.7% 131 135 Providence, R.I. 171,557 -1.2% 121 136 Overland Park, Kan. 171,231 14.6% 138 137 Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. 171,176 34.0% 170 138 Chattanooga, Tenn. 170,880 9.3% 132 139 Oceanside, Calif. 169,684 5.2% 128 140 Santa Clarita, Calif. 169,500 9.4% 133 141 Garden Grove, Calif. 165,796 0.3% 127 142 Vancouver, Wash. 163,186 11.6% 145 143 Grand Prairie, Texas 160,641 26.3% 171 144 Peoria, Ariz. 157,960 45.0% 211 145 Rockford, Ill. 157,272 3.9% 137 146 Cape Coral, Fla. 156,835 53.1% 230 147 Springfield, Mo. 156,206 2.7% 135 148 Santa Rosa, Calif. 155,796 4.9% 140 149 Sioux Falls, S.D. 154,997 24.3% 174 150 Port St. Lucie, Fla. 154,353 73.7% 257 151 Dayton, Ohio 154,200 -7.2% 126 152 Salem, Ore. 153,435 11.9% 161 153 Pomona, Calif. 152,699 3.2% 141 154 Springfield, Mass. 150,640 -0.9% 136 155 Eugene, Ore. 150,104 8.1% 157 156 Corona, Calif. 149,923 17.3% 169 157 Pasadena, Texas 146,439 3.4% 153 158 Joliet, Ill. 146,125 36.4% 216 159 Pembroke Pines, Fla. 145,661 6.0% 160 160 Paterson, N.J. 145,643 -2.4% 139 161 Hampton, Va. 145,494 -0.6% 144 162 Lancaster, Calif. 145,469 22.5% 188 163 Alexandria, Va. 143,885 12.2% 168 164 Salinas, Calif. 143,640 0.5% 149 165 Palmdale, Calif. 143,197 22.5% 191 166 Naperville, Ill. 143,117 11.3% 167 167 Pasadena, Calif. 143,080 6.8% 162 168 Kansas City, Kan. 142,562 -2.9% 142 169 Hayward, Calif. 142,061 1.4% 154 170 Hollywood, Fla. 141,740 1.6% 156 171 Lakewood, Colo. 140,989 -2.3% 146 172 Torrance, Calif. 140,820 2.1% 159 173 Syracuse, N.Y. 138,068 -5.7% 143 174 Escondido, Calif. 137,103 2.4% 163 175 Fort Collins, Colo. 136,509 14.5% 186 176 Bridgeport, Conn. 136,405 -2.2% 155 177 Orange, Calif. 136,392 5.3% 166 178 Warren, Mich. 133,939 -3.1% 158 179 Elk Grove, Calif. 133,003 64.0% 264 180 Savannah, Ga. 132,410 -0.8% 164 181 Mesquite, Texas 132,123 6.0% 175 182 Sunnyvale, Calif. 132,109 0.2% 165 183 Fullerton, Calif. 131,868 4.4% 172 184 McAllen, Texas 129,776 21.9% 219 185 Cary, N.C. 129,545 34.2% 246 186 Cedar Rapids, Iowa 128,056 5.4% 182 187 Sterling Heights, Mich. 127,160 2.2% 176 188 Columbia, S.C. 127,029 6.2% 184 189 Coral Springs, Fla. 125,783 5.8% 187 190 Carrollton, Texas 125,595 14.6% 208 191 Elizabeth, N.J. 124,755 3.5% 183 192 Hartford, Conn. 124,062 0.0% 177 193 Waco, Texas 124,009 8.4% 198 194 Bellevue, Wash. 123,771 10.0% 203 195 New Haven, Conn. 123,669 -0.1% 178 196 West Valley, Utah 123,447 13.4% 212 197 Topeka, Kan. 123,446 0.0% 179 198 Thousand Oaks, Calif. 123,091 5.2% 190 199 El Monte, Calif. 121,791 5.0% 193 200 McKinney, Texas 121,211 122.7% 273 201 Concord, Calif. 121,160 -0.6% 180 202 Visalia, Calif. 121,040 27.0% 249 203 Simi Valley, Calif. 120,543 8.2% 207 204 Olathe, Kan. 119,993 28.9% 251 205 Clarksville, Tenn. 119,735 15.6% 227 206 Denton, Texas 119,454 44.6% 262 207 Stamford, Conn. 119,303 1.9% 189 208 Provo, Utah 118,581 12.4% 220 209 Springfield, Ill. 117,352 5.0% 206 210 Killeen, Texas 116,934 33.6% 259 211 Abilene, Texas 116,484 0.5% 194 212 Evansville, Ind. 116,309 -4.4% 181 213 Gainesville, Fla. 114,916 2.7% 205 214 Vallejo, Calif. 114,729 -1.7% 192 215 Ann Arbor, Mich. 114,386 -0.1% 197 216 Peoria, Ill. 114,114 0.9% 201 217 Lansing, Mich. 113,968 -4.5% 185 218 Lafayette, La. 113,656 1.5% 204 219 Thornton, Colo. 113,429 38.3% 263 220 Athens-Clarke County, Ga. 113,398 13.1% 240 221 Flint, Mich. 112,900 -9.6% 173 222 Inglewood, Calif. 112,714 0.1% 202 223 Roseville, Calif. 112,660 40.9% 265 224 Charleston, S.C. 111,978 14.9% 244 225 Beaumont, Texas 110,553 -2.8% 199 226 Independence, Mo. 110,440 -2.5% 200 227 Victorville, Calif. 110,318 72.2% 271 228 Santa Clara, Calif. 110,200 7.7% 232 229 Costa Mesa, Calif. 110,080 0.7% 210 230 Miami Gardens, Fla. 109,346 8.8% 238 231 Manchester, N.H. 108,586 1.5% 217 232 Miramar, Fla. 108,484 49.1% 269 233 Downey, Calif. 107,587 0.2% 214 234 Arvada, Colo. 107,361 4.8% 231 235 Allentown, Pa. 107,250 0.6% 218 236 Westminster, Colo. 107,056 6.0% 235 237 Waterbury, Conn. 107,037 -0.2% 215 238 Norman, Okla. 106,957 10.5% 245 239 Midland, Texas 106,561 11.6% 248 240 Elgin, Ill. 106,330 12.1% 250 241 West Covina, Calif. 105,790 0.7% 222 242 Clearwater, Fla. 105,774 -3.3% 209 243 Cambridge, Mass. 105,596 4.2% 234 244 Pueblo, Colo. 104,951 2.8% 233 245 West Jordan, Utah 104,447 32.7% 267 246 Round Rock, Texas 104,446 69.6% 272 247 Billings, Mont. 103,994 13.3% 252 248 Erie, Pa. 103,817 0.1% 225 249 South Bend, Ind. 103,807 -4.2% 213 250 San Buenaventura (Ventura), Calif. 103,706 2.7% 236 251 Fairfield, Calif. 103,683 7.8% 247 252 Lowell, Mass. 103,615 -1.5% 221 253 Norwalk, Calif. 102,982 -1.3% 223 254 Burbank, Calif. 102,968 2.6% 239 255 Richmond, Calif. 102,285 2.9% 242 256 Pompano Beach, Fla. 101,943 1.7% 241 257 High Point, N.C. 101,835 18.1% 260 258 Murfreesboro, Tenn. 101,753 44.7% 270 259 Lewisville, Texas 101,624 30.6% 268 260 Richardson, Texas 101,589 10.7% 253 261 Daly City, Calif. 101,514 -2.0% 226 262 Berkeley, Calif. 101,371 -1.3% 229 263 Gresham, Ore. 101,221 12.0% 255 264 Wichita Falls, Texas 101,202 -2.9% 224 265 Green Bay, Wisc. 101,025 -1.7% 228 266 Davenport, Iowa 100,827 2.5% 243 267 Palm Bay, Fla. 100,786 26.9% 266 268 Columbia, Mo. 100,733 18.2% 261 269 Portsmouth, Va. 100,577 0.0% 237 270 Rochester, Minn. 100,413 14.6% 258 271 Antioch, Calif. 100,219 10.6% 254 272 Wilmington, N.C. 100,192 11.8% 256 273

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The population density of Wikwemikong Unceded Indian Reserve is 5.8 people per square kilometer.

First the agricultural revolution reduced the risk of famine because it's created a surplus of food. Also better hygiene and sanitation.

About 65,000,000

The Moose Jaw population in 2001 was: 32,131, and in 2006 it was: 32,132.

The population increased by one person.

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hello shayalla why are you fat like a cow? everyone hate you like when they hate the devil. stop scaring people like what you have done to the cow

Darlington, South Carolina, had a population of 6,289 in 2010. The city is located in Darlington County and is 1,565.9 square miles in area.

United States

34592 people live in Grantham

The population of Cham Qoroq is 396.