The Most & Least Densely Populated Countries

[@General.Knowledge]

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[@spacestuffandotherstuff2375]

I live in new jersey which is very densely populated

[@alessoo]

Yes in Dubai ;-;

[@3doutcrops836]

Yes, Netherlands

[@lolotto4901]

i live in Norway so no

[@jorgeh.r9879]

Small correction: Mongolia and then Namibia are the countries with the least population density, not Australia. Australia comes third.

[@hanschristopherson8056]

More people live in the Tokyo metro area then in all of Canada

[@smokwawelski6010]

*metropolitian

[@Mario123007]

And Taiwan has the same population as Australia lol.

[@Cornerkid82]

Other interesting fact 2/3 of Canadians lives in south and west of the Ontario province and east of the Québec province meaning most Canadians lives south of 4 northern American states and in half the size of Michigan.

[@asirnewazkhan4172]

The population of Bangladesh outnumbers the population of Russia

[@chomkeygamer9455]

80% percent of Canadians live close to the United States border. Like within 200 miles or like 500 km.

[@AchyutChaudhary]

Fun fact: 🇧🇩Bangladesh is 118 x times smaller than 🇷🇺Russia, but has 26 million more people!!

[@legonlavia]

it's rather sad

[@clintstewart5545]

islamic country deeply religious will use no condoms , so no surprise there

[@haroldinho9930]

@@clintstewart5545 racist

[@kanyofrigyes5567]

Fun Fact: The small Java island in Indonesia has more people than Russia.

[@scarymoose4141]

@@haroldinho9930 curious as to how

[@nicolasmartin8136]

Mongolia is the least densely populated sovereign country, I am not sure why it's not mentioned. I get why you excluded micro nations for the most densely populated, but I don't see how it makes sense for the most sparsely populated.

[@General.Knowledge]

Really? It didn't show up when I looked it up! Although it does look very sparsely populated on the map. Maybe it's the most sparsely populated because everyone lives in the capital? And so the country density itself doesn't reflect that, causing it not to be included in the list?

[@freddy4603]

@@General.Knowledge it's probably because you excluded countries with less than 10 million people, and Mongolia doesn't have 10 million people

[@arroe8386]

I think Denmark would also be pretty dense when you think about how big greenland is

[@tobiasit2190]

@@schmulwisniewski2421 Buddy I'm mongolian, but you're wrong. Communist did kill many as they usually do, but it was not close to 90%. Even if communist didn't kill any of us, mongolias agriculture and weather is unsuitable for a large population. I believe if we had began developing after ww2 rather than after the soviets fall in 90s, then we may have 20 million population max.

[@geraldmeehan8942]

@@General.Knowledge Isn't interesting that Mongolia, the least densely populated sovereign nation, once controlled the largest empire in human history

[@zjean3417]

Canada, Russia and Northern Europe after climate change: *Stonks*

[@DarwinskiYT]

If the Ice caps melt Greenland will split away from Denmark and become the new China

[@free_boiling4502]

@@DarwinskiYT but theres so few native greenlanders, I doubt they could ever build a functioning, prosperous independent economy. Its much more likely that a bunch of danes settle there once it has good economic opportunity, tightening denmarks grip on greenland.

[@emilandreasson9670]

No :(

[@Riyoshi000]

@@free_boiling4502 more like half of eu population settling there and other northern areas, since Greenland is part of Denmark and Denmark is part of the EU. Soon enough half of Europe will be a desert and the other half will be flooded, no hope with climate change.

[@haisheauspforte1632]

But only if the gulf stream won't stop

[@Xenopi]

The line separating China reminded me of the Bhutan flag 🇧🇹

[@Yasin_2312]

I’m kinda shocked how Bangladesh 🇧🇩 isn’t mentioned in this video, not that I’m proud of having such a densely populated country as my motherland country…

[@samsaliba1532]

Malta has never had such a large population historically, it is due to the introduction of globalism that a lot of people, especially as the 21st century kicked off, started coming to Malta. Today 1/5th of the population are foreigners, which puts a massive strain on the country as it pushes real estate prices upwards and we continuously suffer from over development.

[@RDLFsama]

Fun fact: The lowest population density region in China is also the largest slave labour place in China. It's nice to learn new things each day.

[@DarwinskiYT]

Pog

[@HolyShitNew]

nice

[@yaseenmashal639]

Uyghurs?

[@COYM_1908]

How exactly is that a "fun" fact?

[@harrisz5848]

The lowest density region is Tibet and there is no slave labor in Xinjiang if you are talking about that. My dad works there and there is only re-education camps where people have to read and write Xi’s words for those who wants independence. But you guys wouldn’t even care cuz u will just call me a CCP troll and continue to believe in Western lies.

[@marksaid6587]

It is surprising what a big difference can happen in a few years. In February of 2021, several months before this video was published, Malta's population was around 450,000 people, Giving my tiny country a density of 1424 ppl/km2. Today, in February of 2023, the population is roughly of 515,000, raising the density up to almost 1630 ppl/km2. Great video, man. Keep up your excellent work!

[@QuillOfTheIsles2199]

its actually 530000 something, and the numbers are way off, in 2021 we reached 500000

[@Jaseto88]

I live in Malta. The main reason why its so densely populated is due to the number of people who come here to work. Western and Central Europeans all get jobs working in iGaming here. If its not iGaming, then its tourism. In summer, there is a lot of people from Eastern Europe who come and work in restaurants, bars and clubs for 8 months. There is also a lot of Eastern Europeans who work as builders. Basically everywhere you go, there is a construction site on every block. There is also a lot of Indians, Pakistanis and Bangladeshis who work as nurses, cooks and delivery drivers. Then there is a lot of Philippines who are bus drivers and also cleaners.

[@MrRablo]

That may explain 100K people... but what about the 400K other people? There was a recent increase in the foreign nationals largely due to the economy doing well- More jobs- not enough people to work- we need more people to work....

[@cl6374]

I am Maltese as well and can confirm both the claims made in this comment. My dad is Serbian (Eastern European) and he works in tile-laying. And if you ever been to the only water park in Malta and went to the restaurant there, all Pakistani staff.

[@mechanikalbull5626]

@@cl6374 are you not mad outzyiders take all the jobs there?????

[@RK-cj4oc]

@@mechanikalbull5626 There are not enough Maltese to work those jobs man. Having so many outsiders take your job is the result if you do not make enough childeren.

[@andrewbloom7637]

Do you think climate is also a factor?

[@jaylansy]

Fun fact: Dhaka and Metropolitan Manila Tokyo are one of the most densely populated cities

[@goongoozle4028]

Ma moleeee

[@riteshgupta4002]

i think delhi and mumbai are more densely populated than tokyo

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

Also Jakarta

[@bmjv77]

In the U.S., the house of representatives is based on the population size of each state. Since the U.S. is basically a confederation of different states, the Senate was created to further cement the ties of the state governments to the federal government. A comparison would be the EU parliament, or seeing the Senate as something akin to state "ambassadors" to the federal government.

[@Name-ej8mt]

i also thought about that thanks for clearifying

[@HyBriDa2O]

Thank you for explaining it with the facts. Always love seeing someone educating rather than politically scolding!

[@geraldmeehan8942]

We still need to reform senate. People are more educated today than late 18th century. We need equal representation

[@bmjv77]

@@geraldmeehan8942 equal representation is given by the house of representatives. That's not the function of the Senate.

[@geraldmeehan8942]

@@bmjv77 If that's the case they need stripped of some of their power it's not 1789 anymore

[@LeventK]

The return of the king 👑

[@FenrizNNN]

*

[@dawebberstein8625]

you forgot about Mongolia. its the least densely populated sovereign country with 2 people per square km

[@godiebeard]

But it has less than 10 millions

[@tolictisxd1414]

Sou brasileiro e sempre suspeitei que você falava português, um pouco pelo sotaque, um pouco pela escolha de países nos vídeos, mas principalmente pelo nome do canal, que traduzindo pode-se ler “conhecimento geral” ou “general conhecimento”, um bom trocadilho. Continua com os excelentes vídeos, Parabéns

[@t1guel469]

na localização do canal esta portugal, por isso tbm dá para saber por ai

[@General.Knowledge]

Obrigado!

[@goncalocarrapico7942]

@@General.Knowledge Um português com orgulho tenho a certeza 🤩 é pena ter poucas pessoas que realmente queiram aprender mais sobre história e geografia cá em Portugal, e por teres o sotaque Português de Portugal acho que um canal em português também não iria apelar muito ao público brasileiro …. Fizeste bem em escolher o canal com a língua inglesa 🙌 Continuação de um ótimo trabalho 🇵🇹❤️

[@D4rkTrex]

A meu ver isso da tradução do nome do canal não disse nada porque tem o mesmo efeito quer no português, quer no inglês. E até noutros idiomas também, por exemplo, se eu fizer a tradução ao espanhol seria "General Conocimiento" tendo o mesmo efeito que no português e não é por causa disso que eu vou achar que ele é espanhol ou falante da língua, não é? 😂

[@devanshgandhi8312]

Make a video dedicated to multilingual countries such as India 👍👍 Btw love ur videos ❤️

[@haroldinho9930]

Good idea

[@General.Knowledge]

That's a really good idea! Thank you

[@jaysleezy5464]

Bolivia has 36 OFFICIAL languages!

[@techietalks8499]

@@jaysleezy5464 india has 22 official but overall 1600

[@vasanthakumar526]

@@jaysleezy5464 But most people in Bolivia prefer Spanish in addition to their mother tongue I think

[@ac1dicsalt]

As someone who is from Malta and Maltese myself, the explaination is very accurate 😌👏🏼🇲🇹

[@archer_wsk1408]

Your language is like our local dialect in Algeria

[@archer_wsk1408]

Your language is like our local dialect in Algeria

[@mastermaltese8731]

​​​@@archer_wsk1408 Yes but according to Wikipedia 50% of our vocabulary is from Italian. So unfortunately a lot of Arabic have been lost. Insellimlek! Saħħa!

[@archer_wsk1408]

@@mastermaltese8731 well actually am an Algerian berber And the commonly understood dialect is a mix of tamazight arabic French punic Spanish and Italian I can certainly comprehend 90%of any Maltese sentence

[@fullmetaltheorist]

"Australia basically doesn't exist" Theory confirmed.

[@ayushmeena780]

Happy flat earth theorist noises

[@paintingdreams290]

its more bc of how most of the country is desert the two largest cities are in the East and in fact the more populated areas are 'grasslands'

[@Glenn-ei3xp]

@@paintingdreams290 18% of the country is desert. That’s far from most of the country

[@paintingdreams290]

@@Glenn-ei3xp ironically the map we used in school for biomes said otherwise either way Victoria and NSW are more populous and temperate

[@stephenlarson523]

As always, very well done, without a lot of propaganda. You present facts and let us draw our own conclusions. Obrigado!

[@Kylora2112]

The US House of Representatives does most of the policy functions (economic, foreign relations, military) while the US Senate is mostly the administrative wing (confirming federal positions, hearings, etc.), although they both have to sign off on legislation for a bill to pass and both can initiate legislation (except for the federal budget; that has to originate from the House). The House functions as the voice for the people (for the first few decades of its history, a US citizen would only vote in state and local elections, and their only federal election would be to elect their representative) and the Senate functions as a voice for the states (they were nominated by their state's legislature until 1913 when the Constitution was amended to have senators be directly elected by their constituents).

[@symonbezerra9523]

I knew it! I knew you were from Portugal! Um abraço, seu canal é maravillhoso!

[@drewharpe6100]

the senate is even for each state so those few states don’t control the whole country, the house of representatives is by pop.

[@hijmestoffels5171]

You could also have mentioned Java with a population density of 1.121/km2. I live in the Netherlands and learned in school that our country was the most densily populated in the world. That was 50 years ago. Now we are overtaken by Bangla Desh, Lebanon, Taiwan and South Korea.

[@HahnJames]

I think the word you were looking for to describe farmland or land sutable for cultivation is, "arable." Great video. Very well done, indeed. I look forward to your next one.

[@General.Knowledge]

Exactly! Thanks!

[@ifandafydd7432]

"Australia basically doesn't exist" Ouch

[@nelsonricardo3729]

Now Aussies know how the Kiwis feel.

[@Fatma9569]

Yo I frickin read this right as he said it

[@DarwinskiYT]

Western Australia is literally just Perth

[@HolyShitNew]

australia is just south austria and therefor south south germany

[@xzproductions]

Oof

[@randychampion184]

How about a video on the Caribbean specifically, riches, population etc.

[@deepfry89]

5:48 thought there was a piece of hair at the bottom left corner of my screen

[@stuartmcivor2276]

It was justifiable to list countries with high density only above a certain population to avoid microstates, but for countries with a low density, surely it would be better to list those over a certain area. Geographically large countries like Mongolia and Namibia are the least densely populated.

[@donkis4227]

One thing you didn't mention in brazil is how most of it, outside like a 100km line near to the coast, is montainous/in a plateau.

[@rogink]

Interesting to see more about population decline in Europe. I'd never thought about it - I guess the areas of Portugal losing population are rural areas. If it's mostly farming, I guess you need fewer people as things have mechanised. So it would be interesting to see other countries where parts have declined, with the reasons for this.

[@madsbuhris]

Obrigado, good video!

[@Benjamin-zt9vn]

Great video!!

[@apollon6870]

how about a series about coat of arms?

[@jonathanmitchell2040]

One other reason for high density that was missed: access to trade routes.

[@barroerabonatarda7045]

Hi, the regional divisions in the two Portugal political maps you show around minute 12:20 have different inner divisions, why is that? Greetings from Catalonia

[@lucahodgson3055]

Why was the Great Britain missing from the map of Europe at 1:23 ?

[@gokulbalagopal1680]

In India, north Indian states have a higher population density when compared to south

[@ayushmeena780]

Gujarat, rajasthan and north east have lowest density

[@gokulbalagopal1680]

@@ayushmeena780 UP is the most populated state

[@ayushmeena780]

@@gokulbalagopal1680 well you said south Indian states have lower population density than North Indian states but that's not the case Kerala have higher population density than UP and similarly many north states have lower population density than some South states If we take all area north east have lowest population density comparatively

[@aussiedude3121]

3:35 why isn’t Vatican City on there it has a population of 825 people and area of 0.44km2 so 825 divided by 0.44 is 1875 so it should be between Malta and Bahrain

[@zavproductions858]

It’s 762 km2

[@quinnlevy8996]

Fun fact, the Vatican has the highest immigration rate in the world because 100% of its inhabitants are immigrants

[@aussiedude3121]

@@zavproductions858 what do you mean

[@Lunavii_Cellest]

Perhaps becouse it isn't a part of the un.

[@aussiedude3121]

Thé Vatican can is a permanent un viewer state as well with Palestine. The Vatican chooses not to be in the un as it’s a lot of work and stuff for a small population they were offered a seat but declined

[@mariajoaoferrazdeabreu150]

Well done! Always learning with this channel

[@GunnarFreyr71909]

I live in Iceland and we are only 3 per sqaure kilometer with 380.000 inhibitants. The Netherlands are 1/3 of Iceland and the population is 17 million if I remember and many hundred per square kilometer. Scandinavia/Nordic Countries (5 countries plus 3 home rule territories; Greenland, Faroe Islands, Åland) land cover is massive but only around 30 million people live there.

[@pajareshoyosp7271]

I live in West Extremadura (200km to Castelo Branco, Portugal) and there is no Cities (more than 17 000 in Spain) in a 60 km radius)

[@LegendNinja41]

like the name says, it's too extrem too live there.

[@pajareshoyosp7271]

@@LegendNinja41 Imagine West Virginia but an European/Spaniard one

[@LegendNinja41]

@@pajareshoyosp7271 i don't know about West virginia i'm from alemania :D

[@pajareshoyosp7271]

@@LegendNinja41 Das ist Spaniens Rhineland aber mit keine Fabriken oder Groß Stadte. Ist meine Deustch gut? Weil Ich lerne es.

[@LegendNinja41]

@@pajareshoyosp7271 Ja sehr, man versteht alles aber ich würde nur 1-2 dinge hier verbessern als Tipp: ''Das ist Spaniens Rheinland, nur ohne Fabriken und Großstädten'' ist besser, ''mit keine'' macht kein sinn im Deutsch auch wenn es im englischen sinn macht ''without''. Wie lange lernst du schon?

[@andrewwilks8140]

This video was awesome I learnt so much about densely and sparsely populated countries. Like always loved this video.

[@Name-ej8mt]

"australia, the lowest population density in the world" greenland:

[@Koopa3000]

Greenland is not an independent country. Mongolia is and has lower population density than Australia.

[@Kylora2112]

@@Koopa3000 Mongolia didn't meet the 10M+ population threshold.

[@Dave_Sisson]

@@Koopa3000 But what is an "independent" country? Places like Greenland are largely self governing and Denmark which nominally owns the place has little control over it. The video mentions Gibraltar which goes even further, it is 100% self governing and Britain has no control over it at all. That makes them *effectively* more independent than many client states that are technically independent, but under the control of another country.

[@Name-ej8mt]

@@Koopa3000 aside from the title he never specified that australia has the lowest density as a country, he simply said its the lowest value in the world

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

U r not funny

[@lucinae8512]

3:31 I never heard of that country, is it a popular place to visit?

[@randomdude8877]

You asked for my opinion! I really liked the video 👍 A lot of facts i didnt knew before, quality content as always.

[@ceamlyn4249]

If you compared im pretty sure your find that the world density map pretty much matches up with most of the ancient civilizations areas

[@napoleonplayz7302]

14:27 what is that?

[@Rodasboyy]

2:09 Como português posso dizer que contribui para este mapa e não foi em Lisboa nem no Porto! 😌

[@josemiguelsilvalopes103]

Eu tmb não

[@SvenElven]

«Australia basically doesn’t exist» - I see what you did there 😉

[@mrhavler4831]

Why don't you talk about Java Island? Are you forgot it?

[@alexlx6462]

i really like youre productions, always super interesting, obrigado👍👍

[@chasemartins3359]

Been watching ur videos for years and didn’t know u were Portuguese like me 🤣

[@ChrisDragon531]

I was born in America, and lived in one of the denser populated Areas. I now live in Japan (ALT) and I still live in a densely populated area (not Tokyo, another area). But I love visiting areas that aren't as populated. I love taking pictures of the mountains and forests (as well as wild animals). Actually, even living in a denser populated area, it's still awesome to see the juxtaposition of different things. Maybe it's just where I live, but I live in an apartment building, next to traditional Japanese houses, with a forest park, and a temple nearby. It's quite amazing!

[@rzbOwO]

7:41 "Australia basically doesn't exist. Yeah that's about right.

[@OliGuerIng]

Canada population density is largely due to the climate and historical facts. As mentionned in the video, the first part of the territory to be colonized is around the St-Lawrence River. These lands were easy to access by water and were very fertile for agriculture. The name Quebec came from a native word meaning something like “ narrow passing”, because the St-Lawrence River become narrower in front of Quebec city. Actually, before 1825 the big merchandise boats were not able to go further than Montreal. Then the Lachine Canal was build and it gave access to the Great Lakes.

[@Lufefe]

Is there any importance in the ambulance passing by at 0:56 ? 👀

[@Lunavii_Cellest]

Fun fact, the seccond largest agricultural exporter in the world is the 4th most densely populated country with only 37.354 km2 of land

[@FenrizNNN]

The most sparsely populated area is the comments right after a video is released

[@yuval1901]

great video!

[@General.Knowledge]

Thanks!

[@ruxzayi]

I live in Portugal, Lisbon and I think it's the most populated city in the country

[@ToxSickSludge]

É a Amadora

[@Insert-thing-here-Fan]

@@ToxSickSludge desconfio

[@haroldinho9930]

You are right

[@David-qq9bk]

@@Insert-thing-here-Fan por densidade populacional é a amadora, por população total é Lisboa

[@jimgorycki4013]

If you look at density population of the US, you see population on east coast and west coast. As for interior, you can draw a line at 100 degrees. Because agronomy stipulated the line of good amount of rain for crops stop at 100th meridian.

[@nillnick5798]

main thing is not quantity, but quality

[@jw_900]

Sup General; It'd be really cool to see another "what if" video.. such as, "What if every continent became a country?".

[@NotASummoner]

As you did a cut off to remove outliers with the high population density (only allowing countries with over 10 million people) then you shouldn't do the same cutoff line for low density, instead you should make a maximum area (500 000 km^2) for example, that would remove the extremes to make a comparable list to the restricted high population density one.

[@georgiancrossroads]

Then there is the question of where the population could move to to open up the pressures. (For instance, Alaska is a LOT more habitable than most people realize.)

[@TheSunMoon]

🥵 My Singapore is too crowded.. Things were great when our population was 4mil..

[@ludwigcutajar7855]

I’m from Malta and I still can’t believe how much farms we have

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

India is HUGE, but I didn't know it was SO densly populated

[@flyingdutchman3720]

boycott india!! and cow dung festivals

[@General.Knowledge]

Me neither! I always assumed the cities were full but thought the areas around them were reasonably empty, apparently not

[@arihandikshit7044]

@@flyingdutchman3720 another brainwashed westerner!

[@D4rkTrex]

Now I understand why there it's always videos about leopards attacking villages 😌

[@davidbrown4620]

The reason each US state has 2 senators regardless of population is that they represent the government of each state and it's interests to the president while the members of the house of representatives directly represent the people/voters in their districts which are determined by population.

[@Twentiu]

Você é de Portugal? Que fixe!

[@shanetaylor8266]

Two senators from each state ensures that each state is equally represented in the Senate. The House is based off of population

[@helderlage]

fantastico trabalho e ibcriveis gráficos... parabéns

[@theconqueringram5295]

It's interesting to see how different population densities are.

[@lecantalouprouge]

7:42 he knows the truth!

[@jserodio10]

Seu canal é fantástico!!!

[@jonny1speed85]

Why is UK deleted from the map of Europe at 1:21?

[@schmulwisniewski2421]

Its not.

[@pranoypandit8046]

U can not show arunachal pradesh and aksai chin in china s map ... As they are contested area ... Eceseptiolly arunachal pradesh which is governed by india

[@THSIM]

Did I miss Greenland? Or did you? I mean - if you consider it part of Denmark, then our Danish population density is not on par with Czhekia anymore - and if you do not, then surely Greenland would take the 1st prize the least densely populated area? Please don't just ignore the elephant in the room 😢

[@djowsvideos]

Are you saying that you are Portuguese??? That's great! Never knew! I'm from Brazil. Really want to visit your country

[@hamzaebrahim5121]

thanks for the video.👍👍

[@General.Knowledge]

Thanks for watching!

[@jonahs92]

Love to Kurdistan, from Israel! 🇮🇱

[@cado2427]

Very nice video

[@MSthesmart]

6:30 does anyone notice hair at the left corner table

[@girldaddividendinvestor]

That Tenchong line is fascinating.

[@williaml.willowfield2220]

Heihe read as Hey-Huh, and Tengchong read as Tun-chone (As if tunnel's Tun and chill's ch with bone but w/o b sound.)

[@josiahtaylor8714]

7:42 “Australia basically doesn’t exist” hahahaha, I knew we in Australia were not dense (using the other definition of dense)

[@Jenkowelten]

no, we're dense, dense with knowledge

[@littlefox3099]

Malta : hey Iceland! Iceland : what is it tiny boi?! Malta : I have more population then you! Iceland : HAHA GOOD JOKE HAAAAAAA Malta : Google it Iceland : Googles it Also Iceland : wait what-

[@JuveEst1897]

Maltese person here! 🇲🇹

[@d_mohamedibrahim]

If I was you there would be one thing to fix about your channel your volume of the voice-over please, higher it. Great videos.

[@enzonavarro8550]

General Knowledge at 3:48 : if we only count countries with over 10 million people... General Knowledge at 3:59 : Israel (9.053 million in 2019)

[@rauldasilva9838]

You have to make a Video about Portugal

[@rauldasilva9838]

And salasar

[@Nexandr]

I like how he can make the funniest/worst of puns with such a monotone voice.

[@blxvkpxndx]

Windsor - Quebec City corridor.. not the region of Montreal.. loved the video btw.

[@hkrohn]

Hahaha, what happened here? 3:27 "Macau, Monaco, Singapore, Hong Kong, Gibraltar, Wormsey, Bahrain, the Maldives, Malta and Sint Maarten". What is Wormsey, why is the order of the Maldives and Malta mixed up, and why is Bermuda skipped?

[@ggfaried9881]

did you not discuss the population density on the island of Java, Indonesia?

[@lawpickinglocksmith7689]

Thanks, very nice.

[@suryamukherji4943]

I live in West Bengal, India. If my state was a country by itself, it would have more population density than even Bangladesh. my state is 86K km² and 100M in population. Check if u don't believe. But there r infinite numbers of bangladeshi refugess who have settled here over the past 100 years so actual population of my state would even exceed Bangladesh to be honest. Despite we being half the size of Bangladesh. And one district in our state in the North, 'Darjeeling' is extremely sparsely populated. It's very mountainous. And another district in West, 'bakura' is also very sparsely population, it's basically desert.

[@um05]

Tou a curtir da realidade. Tu a ser tuga com o sotaque americano, e eu a ser americano com o sotaque tuga. Enfim, adoro teu canal ♡

[@Zapp4rn]

im from norrland (the northern 60% of sweden), norrland has only a population of about 1.1 million people making it about 4.5 people per km2 thus placing it only above australia and canada edit: but that list might have been only places with over 10mil people

[@D4rkTrex]

That "Australia basically doesn't exist" phrase just killed me 😂😂😂