🌍 Ever wondered about the distribution of people across the world? While geographical maps offer insights into landmass, understanding where people live requires a closer look at population density. Join us on this eye-opening journey as we explore the global landscape through the lens of population density.
📊 Population density is a key metric, calculated by dividing the total population of an area by its land area. Our map showcases the number of individuals per square kilometer, providing a vivid representation of the concentration of human life.
🌐 Globally, the average population density in 2024 is 62 people per km², but the disparities among countries are staggering. Discover the most densely populated regions, with Macao, Monaco, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Gibraltar taking the lead. Singapore, for instance, boasts a density of 8,430 people per km², a striking contrast to the vastness of countries like the United States and Australia.
🌏 Larger nations also present interesting patterns, with Bangladesh claiming the title of the most densely populated, hosting 1,342 people per km², nearly three times more than its neighbor, India. Explore the top five densely populated countries, including Rwanda, South Korea, Burundi, and the Netherlands.
🏝️ Hover over the legend to uncover the world's least densely populated countries. Greenland, with a mere 0.1 people per km², leads the pack, followed by Mongolia, Namibia, Australia, and Iceland.
🗺️ To visualize the distribution of people across the world, we introduce the population cartogram—a unique geographical presentation where country sizes are based on population rather than landmass. Watch as the world transforms before your eyes, revealing the true human tapestry that shapes our global community.
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Note: Historical country data is shown based on today's geographical borders.
