Population Density and Distribution
Learn to calculate and interpret population density and analyze distribution maps.
Key Questions
- 1What is the difference between population distribution and density?
- 2Why is Canada considered a "sparsely populated" country?
- 3What are the challenges of providing services in low-density areas?
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