Question
Brazil’s population density is very less.
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Answer
- Brazil is the fifth largest country in the world with respect to area and has a population of about 19 crores (Census 2010).
- It occupies 5.6% of world’s total land area and accounts for only 2.78% of the world’s total population.
- Thus Brazil occupies more percent of world’s land and less percent of world’s total population. Therefore,
- the density of population is very less in Brazil, i.e. around 23 persons per sq.km.
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