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THE PATTERN OF WORLD POPULATION DISTRIBUTION.

Apart from their rapid rate of increase, human beings are also very unevenly distributed, which leads to the problem of over population. Various geographical and other factors were mentioned which affected the distribution and density of population on this earth. In brief, it can be said that population wilt concentrate iii those parts of the earth where natural and cultural environmental conditions are most favorable for human settlement and economic activities.
The general pattern of world’s population can be studied under the following heads.

1. HIGH DENSITY AREAS: Areas with a population of more than 125 persons per square mile are termed as Densely Populated regions. Sonic areas are very densely populated e.g. Singapore Island has an average density of nearly 9000 people per square miles. In fact, 80% the total population occupies less than 20% of the land surface. South East Asia, Europe and north-eastern North America......

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