Have you ever pictured a spot with 241 million people that isn’t even a country? That’s Uttar Pradesh in India, home to more folks than Brazil or Nigeria. If it stood on its own, it’d be the sixth biggest nation by population.
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China’s fertility rate has plunged to 1.0 child per woman in 2023, with dramatic provincial variations from 1.68 in Guizhou to 0.52 in Heilongjiang. Housing costs, education expenses, and cultural shifts drive the decline. UN projections show China’s population falling from 1.4 billion to 633 million by 2100, while the U.S. grows to 421 million.
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The Eurostat-based map highlights how migration has reshaped Europe’s families. Many Central and Eastern European countries still have over 90% of teens with two native-born parents, while Western and Northern nations show far lower shares due to long histories of immigration and mobility.
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Europe’s population landscape is heading for a dramatic transformation. While Luxembourg and the UK are set to grow, countries like Ukraine and Bosnia & Herzegovina could lose more than half their people by 2100.
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Want to see how France’s borders evolved, why it borders Brazil, or where people say “chocolatine”? These 16 carefully selected maps show how geography, history, and identity intersect across the country and beyond.
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Two detailed maps of South Korea’s fertility rates reveal a demographic crisis that’s already reshaping the world. With some districts recording just 0.39 children per woman, this isn’t just Korea’s challenge—it’s a preview of what lies ahead for countries everywhere.
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From the Vatican’s 100% immigrant population to countries where foreign-born residents make up less than 0.1% of the total, discover how migration shapes our world through detailed cartographic analysis.
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From ancient civilizations to the world’s superpowers today, the journey to population milestones is a fascinating ride. Find out how countries reached significant population milestones — from 20 million to 2 billion.
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How big is a city, really? Instead of relying on inconsistent metro definitions, this post maps and compares Europe’s largest cities by population within 30 km circles. From Moscow to Madrid, see which urban areas dominate when the playing field is circular.
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This map-based post explores the most populated administrative subdivisions on Earth, including insights into population growth hotspots and why certain regions dominate demographically.
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