Compare the population of southeast asia with the population density of the world
Compare the population of southeast asia with the population density of the world
DENSITY:Density is defined as number of persons living per square kilometer area. The area used for calculating the density is the total area including river and forest area and the population.Population density is made up of two variables. these are number of people and size of the area.
Population density =population divided by area
Generalizations have stated that population clusters around coasts, rivers, and lowlands. Several sources were checked to determine the average world population density was around 92 people per square mile.
COUNTRIES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA:
This region contains the Malay Peninsula, Indochina and islands in the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean. The countries it contains are: COMPARISON BETWEEN WORLD POPULATION AND SOUTHEAST ASIA’S POPULATION:
The total population in the whole world is 6,300,000,000 while thetotal population in southeast asia is 1.2 billion. Southeast asia consititues 25.35% population of the world.
China is the most populas country with the population 1,294,629,555 while Indonesia is the 4th most populas country in the world with the population 238,452,952, Philippines is the 12th with population equal to 86,241,697, Vietnam is 13th with population 82,689,518and Thailand is 19th with population 60,424,213, Burma 26th with population 42,720,196, Malaysiais 46th with population 23,522,482,Cambodia 60th with 13,363,421population, Laos ranked 88th with population 5,777,180 Singapore 122nd with 4,353,893population and Brunei Darussalam is 164th with 365,251population.
COMPARISON BETWEEN WORLD POPULATION DENSITY AND SOUTHEAST ASIA’S POPULATION DENSITY:
The population density of the planet (including all land area) is about 104 people/mi2. If Antarctica is eliminated (since it has zero population density), the world population density rises only to 114 people/mi2.
Cities with exceptionally high population densities are often considered to be overpopulated, though the extent to which this is the case depends on factors like quality of housing and infrastructure or access to resources. Most of the largest densely-populated cities are in southern and eastern Asia, though Cairo and Lagos in Africa also fall into the category.
The tiny country of Monaco has the world's highest population density. With an area of 3/4 of a square mile and a total population of 32,000, Monaco has a density of almost 43,000 people/mi2.
However, since Monaco and other microstates have very high densities due to their extremely small size, Bangladesh is often considered the most densely populated country, with approximately 2,200 people/mi2.
Mongolia is the world's least densely populated country with only 4.3 people/mi2. Australia is a close second with 6.4 people/mi2.
About 90% of the earth's people live on 10% of the land. Additionally, about 90% of the people live north of the equator.
Population density of the entire world is 45 per sq km and that of Southeast Asia region is 222 per sq km. Singapore is 3rd with population density of 6481.5 people/km2, Philippines ranks 42 with the population density of 257.3 people/km2, Vietnam is 46th is 238.6 people/km2, Thailand 76th with 121.6 people/km2, Indonesia 82nd with 108.1 people/km2, Burma 109th with population density equal to 72.4 people/km2, cambodia 111th with 72.4 people/km2, Malaysia is 114th with 68.8 people/km2, Brunei is 122nd with 60.7 people/km2 and Laos 172 with 23.2 people/km2
POPULATION GROWTH RATE:
According to population growth rate Laos is 40th in the whole world as its population growth rate is 2.74%, Cambodia is 49th with growth rate equal to 2.49%, Brunei is 53rd with 2.38%, Philippines is 69th with growth rate 2.94%, Malaysia is 67th with 2.08%, Burma is 92 with 1.61% growth rate, Indonesia is 99th with 1.46% growth rate, Veitnam is 104th with 1.37%, Singapore is 116th with 1.15% growth rate and Thailand is 129th in rank according to the growth rate of the world’s countries with growth rate of 0.93%
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