The population on earth is in the region of 7.5 billion, and with 197,000,000 sq. miles available to us, we’d be quite comfortable spread out. It would work out to around 38 people per sq. mile or 14.7 individuals per sq. kilometre. Population density refers to the number of people living per square mile or kilometre. Our numbers might be slightly off with the new year, but just know – they’re crowded!

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8 - Pré-Saint-Gervais, France

We’re back in with the crowds in France, and this time Pré-Saint-Gervais boasts 67,047 people per square mile or around 27,000 per square kilometre. This commune is very close to Paris and is said to be amongst the most densely populated municipalities in Europe. Despite being so congested, this commune doesn’t even have a station of the Paris Metro, RER, or suburban rail network serving them.

7 - Levallois – Perret, France

As if prior reporting hadn’t put you off, Levallois – Perret in France is just as busy! This is a commune of Paris, and it’s densely populated and one of the most expensive places to live in Paris. Levallois – Perret is two housing developments that have come together, Champerret and Village Levallois. Some of the best things to do when visiting Levallois – Perret is to visit Parc de la Planchette. 1/5th of this commune is parkland! Another must-see is Parc Monceau, an English garden that was landscaped in the 1770s.

6 - Caloocan, Philippines

With 72,302 per square mile or 28, 387/Sq. Km, this is the 4th most populated city in the Philippines. It’s an urbanized city that has traffic jams that last for hours, so if you’re travelling there, have patience. The Philippine Revolution in 1933 began in Caloocan and there are many cultural landmarks for you to visit. Most people speak Filipino and English and a visit here would not be complete without stopping off at the Chinese Cemetery!

5 - Bnei Brak, Israel

It’s estimated that there are 27,338 people per square km and 73,159 per square residing in Bnei Brak, Israel, just east of Tel Aviv. It’s Ultra-Orthodox Judaism in this area and it’s one the poorest parts of Israel and the most densely populated. One of the factors that keep this city afloat is the Coca-Cola bottling plant in Kahaneman St. They’ve been around since 1968 and have won awards for “its environmental-friendly operation and ongoing community service". Most marriages are set up by a professional matchmaker like Hinda, who says, “With God’s help I try and think logically, with my head before my heart, about who suits whom.”

4 - Mumbai, India

A densely populated city that is familiar to all is Mumbai, and you’re fighting for space here as you’re sharing with 73,837 per square mile or 28,508 per square kilometer. Mumbai is considered the financial powerhouse of India and it’s where Bollywood had its boom. Mumbai is home to massive slums but also one of the most expensive homes in the world! Locals call themselves “Mumbaikar” or “Mumbaiite”. In Mumbai you’ll find a slum called Dharavi, which houses between 800,000 and one million people! The area is 2.39 square kilometres or 0.92 sq mi, which makes it one of the most densely populated areas on earth!

3 - Ebeye, Marshall Islands

Here you’re going to encounter 107,143 per square mile or 41,436 per square kilometre. What’s unusual about this crowded island is that over half the population are under the age of 18! The island is only 80 acres and 15,000 people live in that tiny space! Jobs are scarce on the island, and the island subsists largely on foreign aid or lease payments from the US for the military use of Kwajalein Atoll. They receive $1.5 billion annually, but this expires in 2024. Other than that, fishing and crafts are how the locals make their living.

2 - Manila, Philippines

We’re back in the Philippines and this time spending time in the densely populated Manila, where there are in the region of 107,561 people per square mile or 43,079 per square kilometre. This city has been described as “an assault of the senses,” and it’s busy, vibrant and you’re encouraged to embrace the chaos when you visit. GPS navigation app Waze states that Manilla has the worst traffic in the world and every month, 25,000 new vehicles hit the road. Some believe that within 4-years, Manilla will be uninhabitable. Parts of Tondo have the poorest of the poor living there, who have no access to sanitation, health care, education and employment.


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