population density of brazil and the uk
- Created by: AliceEGray
- Created on: 18-03-15 19:25
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- population density of a country
- UK
- low population density - wales, Scotland around 62 people per sq km
- high relief of land, mountainous areas
- too steep to farm on and makes development of good infrastructure hard
- high population density - London, Birmingham around 1/3 of UK's population live in the South East and around 8 million live in the capital, London
- many move to London for the large quantity of higher paid and higher skilled jobs
- 1800's to 21st century
- baby boom after the war - influenced whole structure of the population - second baby boom
- men died in the war which reduced population
- however when men returned, there was a huge increase in pregnancies and births....
- low population density - wales, Scotland around 62 people per sq km
- brazil
- sertao
- low population density
- very high climates
- high/hard land relief
- no easy access
- low population density
- sao paulo
- high population density
- lower climates
- better infrastructure, lots more jobs
- 11.9 million inhabitants, most populated state
- flatter land, easier to build on
- high population density
- rio de janeiro
- high population density
- lower climates
- largest airport in brazil, lots of jobs
- better infrastructure, lots more jobs
- 6.5million people, second largest
- high population density
- sertao
- UK
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