In 1900, reaching 65 was a rare achievement. Today, most of us will celebrate our 65th birthday and beyond. But this remarkable change hasn’t happened equally for everyone – here’s what our maps reveal about who lives longer, where, and why.
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Dive into the evolving landscape of U.S. population distribution over the past century, highlighting areas of persistent growth and decline, and consider the implications for the future.
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Dive into Europe’s evolving urban landscape with interactive visualizations and up-to-date population insights.
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The UK map shows where Millennials outnumber Baby Boomers—and why it matters. Explore the population trends behind this generational geography.
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Generations ago, it was common to marry young and start a family soon after. Today, many women delay motherhood into their 30s. What changed—and what does it mean?
Read MoreResidents of Eastern Europe have the same life expectancy as the inhabitants of some African countries. Reddit user: BuddyWudd Countries
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Reddit user: trinitronbx, Data worldbank.org European countries with the highest mortality rate among men under the age of 65: 1.
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Biologically, a healthy woman could give birth to over 15 kids if she married early enough and did not try to evade pregnancy. Historically, human societies have never tried to raise fertility but have restricted it through access to marriage.
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Los Angeles County is the first in the country to reach 10 million inhabitants. If the Los Angeles five-county area were a state, it would exceed all states in total population size except California, Texas, New York, and Florida. The County of Los Angeles alone would be the 7th most populated state.
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Europe’s demographic future is set for major shifts by 2100. While some countries will experience population growth, others face steep declines. What’s causing these changes, and how are governments responding? Find out in this in-depth analysis.
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