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These five countries account for nearly half of the world's total population, highlighting the concentration of people in Asia's major nations.
These nations, while smaller in population, play important roles in global diversity and offer unique cultural and geographical characteristics.
Rank | ||
|---|---|---|
1 | India | 1,476,795,258 |
2 | China | 1,412,870,910.5 |
3 | United States | 349,125,044 |
4 | Indonesia | 287,954,540.5 |
5 | Pakistan | 259,169,945 |
6 | Nigeria | 242,376,085.5 |
7 | Brazil | 213,626,236.5 |
8 | Bangladesh | 177,811,435 |
9 | Russia | 143,174,363 |
10 | Ethiopia | 138,884,333.5 |
India has overtaken China as the world's most populous country with over 1.42 billion people.
Vatican City is the world's smallest country by both area (0.17 sq mi) and population (764 people).
The United States has the largest economy by nominal GDP, exceeding $27 trillion annually.
Papua New Guinea has the most languages with over 840 different languages spoken.
Monaco and Japan have among the highest life expectancies in the world at over 85 years.
Brazil contains approximately 20% of Earth's biodiversity and the largest rainforest in the Amazon.
World population statistics provide crucial insights into demographic trends, urbanization patterns, and resource distribution across different nations. This comprehensive database offers up-to-date information on population counts for countries worldwide.
Asia remains the most populous continent, hosting over 60% of the world's population. Understanding these patterns helps in planning sustainable development and addressing global challenges.