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What is the definition of population geography?
What is the definition of population geography?
Population geography is the study of the number of living things that live together in the same place, including their distribution and characteristics.
What are the characteristics of urban areas with regards to population density?
What are the characteristics of urban areas with regards to population density?
Urban areas, such as big cities, have high population density as people there live close to each other.
How does population density differ between urban and rural areas?
How does population density differ between urban and rural areas?
Urban areas typically have high population density as people live close to each other, while rural areas have low population density as people usually live far away from each other.
Explain the concept of population density and provide an example.
Explain the concept of population density and provide an example.
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Define the term inhabitants or residents with respect to population geography.
Define the term inhabitants or residents with respect to population geography.
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Population Geography
Population Geography
The study of how people are distributed and what characteristics they have.
Population Density
Population Density
The average number of people in a specific area.
Urban Areas
Urban Areas
Areas with a high concentration of people living close to each other.
Rural Areas
Rural Areas
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Inhabitants or Residents
Inhabitants or Residents
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