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Countries With the Strangest Population Densities
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2023
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Also population density of Saudi Arabia doesn't make sense, because except west coast, rest of country is terrible for living but because of oil they have made cities like Riyadh and Dammam. Which you can see blue dots on middle of nowhere
And their west coast is just bad
@@Neversa I don't think so
It's due to religious regions in the west political reasons in the center and oil in the east.
I'm saudi arabian and I live in jeddah btw!
@@BasicallyAltAnimation what is going on with the Jeddah tower?(next tallest building in the world)
Buenos Aires is in fact so densely populated that about a third of Argentina's population lives in its metropolitan area, meanwhile other parts of the country are almost empty.
The centre of Australia is much more than 1000km from the coast. For example, it takes 3 1/2 hours to fly from Sydney to Uluru (formerly known as Ayers Rock). As for the town of Alice Springs, the closest coastal capital cities are Darwin and Adelaide - 1500km north and south respectively. Australia is much bigger than people think!
As the crow flies it's *only* 900km to the nearest north or south coast from Alice Springs and there's actually nowehere where it exeeds 1000km to the nearest coast.
I never thought Australia was small!
Nah ur wrong but all g just look it up or trust me, it's 1200km to the nearest ocean @@roevhaal578
"Yeah, quite an important banana." got me rolling on the floor💀😂
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As Iranian, for long time I thought Iran is a low densely populated country with just 50 people per
square kilometers(world average),but later I found out actually so many countries, even some which have higher population such as 🇧🇷🇨🇩🇺🇲🇷🇺 have lower density
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The fewer people, the more beautiful the place is. This should teach us something...
??? So the Sahara desert is better than Singapore???
@@Brucemcleod2345 Maybe this doesn't always apply, but the Sahara desert has some beautiful spots, too! Singapore on the other hand also has a lot of busy, noisy streets with few to no plants.
India?
@@bhookkaintezam India has some beautiful nature, but would you prefer the busy streets of the megacities to it?
@@bhookkaintezamI'd rather prefer Detroit or any random abandoned city than any places in india 🤭
Surprised he didn't mention Canada
Sshhhh nobody can know Canada wouldn’t be jackshit without the US
@@IwannaDomyCrushSimilar things can be said for New Zealand being an island in the middle of nowhere without Australia
@@GenjiPrimewho said i disagree
@@IwannaDomyCrush Eh? Where did I say you disagree? I just mention that the same can be said for NZ to AU
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Cameroon, the highest population density is found in the rural Mandara mountains, quite far away from the next town called Maroua. The capital Yaounde is located in the middle of a jungle with no major cities nearby. There are only a few villages along the road to the second biggest city Douala.
Namibia, quite similar, the only region with high population density is a tiny speck of land near the Angolian border. All other regions are almost empty, so is also the area around the capital of Windhoek. The long Atlantic coast is nearly uninhabitated.
Mongolia. Almost half of the country's population lives in the capital Ulaanbaatar which is situated in a rather unfortunate location in a narrow and elevated valley, experiencing harsh temperatures and a lot of air pollutionin winter as exhaust fumes can't escape the valley floor.
In Argentina, Peru and Chile a third part of the entire country's population lives in the most populated metropolitan area (being all of them their respective capitals). Sounds extreme? Using the same equation, in Paraguay it's like 40% and in Uruguay it's the 50%. South America it's Super Capital City based.
Except for Brazil. Nearly 1% live in Brasília. And in the old capital, Rio, 3%, and declining. The most populous metropolitan region has a little more than 10% of the population. What's seen here is the growth of countryside population, states like Paraná, Santa Catarina and Mato Grosso are growing very fast. Brazil is getting less sparsely populated than it was
México, Guatemala, Panama, Nicaragua and Cuba are similar because spanish colonization
At 4:53, that information is actually incorrect. China is currently the most populated country as of 2023, and it was confirmed by the CIA website that China has a couple crore more people than India. I am extremely surprised you haven’t mentioned Japan because Japan has a population density that is at least 10 times stranger than China’s density. Over 1 in 3 people of the entire Japanese population lives in only one city in Japan, and 1/3 of the entire GDP of Japan is located in only one city of the hundreds of cities that Japan has. Nearly half of the entire population of Japan lives in only a couple of cities. Japan has one of the most, if not the most, unevenly distributed populations.
actually, considering China is authoritative state and one party dictatorship, just like Soviet Union was for example, both demographic and economic data reported by Chinese govt are increasingly considered man- made( as even Chinese own top officials admitted on camera few times) and significantly inflated so the chances are India was the most populous country for quite a few years already.
You know Indian people have more kids than the Chinese, so makes sense. Also check live estimated population
As a Chinese person, I can confirm that currently with the birth rate literally at about 1, India probably has more people
What is crore?
India is now the most populated country. It overtook China in this year only.
2:21 ITS SQUIDWARD
The population of Québec (8,800,000), a province of Canada, can roughly be divided in 3 thirds: north shore of St.Lawrence river, south shore of St.Lawrence river. I belong to the last thirds who live in the St.Lawrence river! Well, one of its islands, Montréal Island in my case.
Nice way of looking at Quebec density
But there is not much population to speak of once you have left the St Lawrence river travelling northwards.
You didn't explain why the banana in Europe has a high population density.
Are you referring to cqhinsneseZ?
You could have also talked about the Canadian territories. Nunavut is actually the least densely populated major country sub-division in the world (not considering Antarctica), even less densely populated than Greenland
Wow
would be great to see how the population density changed over the last decades with the mass urbanization
Great vid, where did you get these population density maps from?
Great video, but why do you keep referring to area as distance 😂
You are getting better at this dude keep it up.
You could've also talked about:
- The USA. Did you know that if you drew a line straight through mainland USA with the two sides each having 50% of the country's land area, you'll see that about 80% of the population would live on the east side of the line. This is mainly because the east side is mostly flat and has more agriculture than the west side which consists of a lot of harsh deserts and mountains.
- Canada. Just like Australia, Canada is an enormous country but with a very small population density. Canada itself is bigger in size than the USA but has a smaller population than Spain. Most people in the country live near the US border. In fact, about half of Canada's population lives in the area between the cities of Windsor (opposite of the border from Detroit) and Quebec City. The main reason why almost all of Canada's population lives close to the US border is because of Canada's harsh cold environment in the northern part of the country.
- Russia. Russia's land is very different from two different sides. The two sides are separated by the Ural mountains. West of the urals is the European part of Russia and west of the urals is the Asian part of Russia. Asian part is also called Siberia. Despite Siberia taking up about 75% of Russia's landmass, 75% of Russia's population lives in the European part of the country. This is because the European part has a much milder climate and its land is more fertile than in Siberia. Siberia is like northern Canada, it has a very cold and harsh climate making it difficult to live there for a lot of people. For example, the coldest city in Siberia, called Yakutsk, generally reaches about -50C (or -58F) on a normal day in the month of January.
+ China: Heihe - Tengchong line: west of this line only 4 percent of China's population lives on 57 percent of its area.
In regard the thumbnail image, no, it is not strange that most people would live near a huge river (in this case the Nile) when most of Egypt is otherwise desert that cannot support agriculture!
the ending is kinda abrupt tho
The one about South America too that wasn't really mentioned is the undiscovered/undescribed/uncontacted (undecribed sounds a bit harsh but in the science world there's loads of undescribed species) tribes of people living in the Amazon and just South American in general if we are honest with ourselves that don't even know about the world around them and that's crazy to me. Honestly, because we don't know about them there could realistically be millions of people there that we don't even know their existence of because the known world of people fear the jungle and they really don't explore it and I think that's a huge anomaly in and of itself. Otherwise, I found this to be a very informative video and it definitely adds some places that I would love to visit, call me crazy but I want to visit the middle of Australia because there's a ton of different species of animals and plants that I would love to see that are only found there. Iceland would be cool too.
Do you have a link to that world population density map that we can look at for ourselves? It's fascinating
You are getting better at this dude, keep it up.
& most of Nigeria (which basically a quarter of Africa’s population lives) lives in the densely populated city of Lagos. That’s the biggest city in all of Africa & it has a ton of job opportunities so many Nigerians move there. It’s even been called that financial & entertainment capital of Africa.
Interesting video...❤
Wonder if anyone made lewd jokes about the bit at 2:30 😂
please stop calling areas distances
09:10 Kangerluk is actually on StreetView and there are a few other Greenlandic settlements on there. There's just a muddy track for the "main road"!
Egypt's population is 110 million?!
Last time I checked it was maybe 80 million.
Damn, they got busy!
Yeah Egypt is going through a population Boom.
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0:49
Living in a tiny village in Norway is probably better then living in Cairo or Dhaka...
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Honestly you're heavily biased towards high density areas, completely failing to understand why life generally is better in rural areas.
Rural areas in Greenland, Iceland or Norway has a lot to offer.
Rural areas generally are not better to live in when compared to an urban area in the same country and/or region; if they were, they’d be more heavily populated
@@SR-lm1jx They *are* better to live in, and we even had a negative population flow towards the cities at times.
It's not really that cities are *better* but rather that they provide services like higher education that's not available in rural locations, and if two students fall in love they often end up settling in the city rather then returning since that's a neutral third location.
Rural areas might be slightly better, but not enough to bother with moving back after finishing the education.
No it's not
@@tahsinnawarreti6662 I'm a city boy who has moved out to a town with a population of just 1 200 people, trust me, it's way, way better.
Fresh air, better views, peace and quiet, cheaper housing, no crime, friendlier people, plenty of jobs, etc.
We have three resturants, two pretty sizable grocery stores, and stores selling electronics, furniture, building materials and most other things you need.
Several clothing stores.
A cinema, a indoor swimming pool, elderly home, kindergarten, school, ambulance, several local doctors, apothecary, wine store, cake store, boat equipment store, public transportation to other towns and villages with other services, several hairdressers, fire department, a small local police department...
And again, that's a single town of just 1 200 people, on a island with a population of just 5 000 people...
If I need anything from a city it's just 3 hours away with public transportation, bus to the express boat harbour then boat to the mainland.
@@Luredreier no bro I lived my whole life in Mymensingh city in Bangladesh I did also went to an empty town for a month and it was the worst month of my life, Sure there was fresh air natural but its horrible everywhere I go I just feel alone there was almost a house ever 1-2 km away no store no hotel no restaurant no park I don't know how people like quiet I wasn't able to sleep at all Im use to hearing Car sounds 24/7 there was literally nothing no sound no nothing and safety I literally saw a Murder the next day after going there now even tho it's rare I just got lucky it happened right when i got there but still I never ever recall hearing a murder or any type of crime in my city not only just me but every I know havant seen anything the food there was also horribly taste the only thing good there was People there was extremely kind and caring they literally gived me half of all the food I eat there for free and the fact is I never once knew them but overall no Cities are better
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The only exception to a major Egyptian city that doesn't lie close to the Nile is Hurghada at the Red Sea coastline.
I find the same error in some of your videos:
Square kilometer is the measurement for an area, not for a distance.
Lemme guess. Australia, Russia, Chile, Hong Kong, Namiibia, Suriname and ofc Egypt
For Egyptians, the population is at the nile
Actually though. Sometimes places where not many people live are nicer, because only a few people know how to make it work and can therefore have it all to themselves. Places where a lot of people live, are actually often pretty rough. Because people are fighting for resources and need better infrastructure to achieve the same quality of life as in a less dense place with less.
What about the most densely populated country in Central America ?
I live in the thumbnail lol
fire vid
You should say "covers an area of x square kms", not "stretches for a distance"
Hold on. People tend to live near necessary reasources!?!?! WHOA! That is really weird!!!! Thanks for your video ;P
It's hard to see how densly populated West Africa is bc just got South-East of that region and there's Gabon one of the most Sparsely populated countries in Africa.
As a Bangladeshi
18 square kilometers is not the same as 18 kilometers squared
What's the difference?
The area is 18 sq. km. or 18 km2. The units square kilometer and km2 mean the same thing.
Nunavut is less densely populated than Greenland
You said: "In the Scottish Highlands you'd be lucky to find an hourly bus".
Me, someone who regularly travels by public transport in the Scottish Highlands/Islands, thinking: "Hourly buses, do they exist???". I'm more used to buses/trains running 3 or 4 times a day.
I went hiking there a few years ago and I remember one of the busses we had to take running hourly on sundays for people doing day trips.
where do I find that population density map
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Where is the mountain area in 0:45?
how the countries borders of the saahra are made ?? like is just sand there
France
Lines on paper
3:36 Perth is my city
Did this dude just get dumped by a girl from the Scottish Highlands?
Take a shot everytime he says Kilometers Squared
Now that we can do so much work online, this might not be the case much longer.
7:22 I thought Iran had more population than Turkey
Please stop pronouncing Oceania as Oceana.
Exactly!
It is legit just annoying how he doesn't even attempt to pronounce it correctly. It's not a difficult pronunciation, he's just stubborn.@@HenryEvighet
@@SquishyOfCinder It's much less likely to be stubbornness than it is just not knowing. This is my first time hearing that people pronounce the I.
@@TheNobleFive If you look up Oceania it will show you how it's pronounced aswell, none of the pronunciations ignore the i.
It's his choice
I didn’t know I live in a blue banana 😯 coooooooool
Id rather live in the Highlands than London, London is a shitehole.
A "distance" of 7 million square kilometers? Dumb.
You need better maps...those used a bad ratio %.
This guys so geordie u can tell
Places with low population densities aren't great place to live. He says while showing an idyllic slice of Alpine heaven.
Yes, I thought that was odd as well. It looked like a great place to live.
It depends on individuals' values 🙂 for example, I prefer less populated, but almost as developed as the capital/main city of the country
I mean, they are great places to live if you want to farm, fish, ranch, or do any other type of resource-based work. They may have fewer services, but many services do not need to be accessed frequently. They may have fewer options for services, but that's one of the trade-offs. Lots of rural people are happy to eat at one of two restaurants, shop at one store, go to one place for entertainment, and have one community hub. With globalisation and technology, people can watch entertainment at home from anywhere and order products online. Depending on how close an area is to a more urban region, more services and amenities are within a short commute. The biggest issues are healthcare and emergency services.
Also, to a Londoner, just about anywhere in Canada is "rural" except for the cores of our three biggest cities.
The difference between urban and rural (and suburban, which is between the two and arguably the category that most populated areas fit into) is highly subjective.
There isn't anything morally wrong with liking rural life or urban life, nor having a bias toward one or the other. However, it is not very conducive to an educational channel like this to be so dismissive of rural areas. While he might think that the majority of his viewers are urbanites, many of them are not. Intentionally insulting a minority of viewers just for giggles is rude.
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Main factor is water
Not entirely, looks at Saudi Arabia
11:37 If 30 million people live in an area of 7 million km2, the population density would be ca 4.3 people per km2, not 0.2
Btw it’s called area, not distance
If you live in a densely populated place
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Stretches for a distance of xx squared km? 9:53 That is not a distance, it is an area
This guy doesn't know the difference
@@mysteriousDSF weird, isn't it? I guess like the actual Bible, this chanel has errors
Namibia is my world's favourite "empty" country
1:20 *Miles
Omg tongue me with your accent
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Why would an investment banker care? I guess I can skip this video. :)
If you exclude the micro states then Bangladesh is the densely populated country on earth. I guess you should have include this information in your video!!!
Bangladesh, Java island and Uttar Pradesh must be fascinating, I really want to visit. Especially because these places are not just metropolitan areas but people are actually spread out in the countryside in a fairly even yet very dense manner. Basically you travel around the country and you stumble upon a town every odd minute 😅
And also an incredible amount of mid-sized / fairly large cities it's just something I find curious
insane Fact : the third largest Iranian province, south Khorasan, is slightly larger than Bangladesh , but has over *210* times less people.
Crazy Fact: Uttar Pradesh (the most populated subdivision in the world) is slightly smaller than Wyoming (the least populated American state), but over *300* Times more people
4:20 there are so many ppl in india that they're just spread everywhere
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It’s not a surprise or weird that people want to live near water rather than in a desert, why say that it’s strange??
This connects with my thought about the USA's population. Most people either live near a coast or near the Great Lakes and/or near one of the major rivers. I work with international students who are amazed that about half the nation is, well, low population. This video seems to be stating that commen sense is true globally.
I live in the blue banana
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Are their bananas blue too?
And i have a white/pink banana inside my pants
@@bruh-px9bb bananas dont grown in those regions
First
Can you please call the region just Sahara?
You literally just calling that place 'desert desert'
That’s not a banana that’s something else
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You are getting better at this dude keep it up.
You could have also talked about the Canadian territories. Nunavut is actually the least densely populated major country sub-division in the world (not considering Antarctica), even less densely populated than Greenland