USA has one of lowest growth rate, having biggest immigration rate. I would never guess it.
doogihowser on
Percentage growth would be helpful.
Lord_Puding on
Had no clue central America countries have so much population.
Guatemala for example, if it was in Europe it would be considered relatively big country with its 17m populations. Even Columbia with 50m population is big surprise to me.
Hour_Interaction6047 on
This is the % growth:
Honduras: 540%
Guatemala: 475%
Costa Rica: 439%
Venezuela: 419%
Nicaragua: 412%
Ecuador: 408%
Panama: 402%
Paraguay: 384%
Mexico: 361%
Dominican Republic: 359%
Colombia: 325%
Peru: 324%
Brazil: 294%
Bolivia: 279%
Haiti: 254%
El Salvador: 195%
Chile: 190%
Canada: 175%
Argentina: 165%
Jamaica: 111%
United States: 108%
Cuba: 91%
Uruguay: 55%
Puerto Rico: 29%
irubio87 on
Boomers
Fern-ando on
We will be all bolivians in the future.
Fern-ando on
Mexico got 100 million people.
guilleloco on
Uruguay with a minuscule population and almost the worst growth rate
wandpapierkritiker on
you could almost label this ‘the effects of catholicism’
IbsinRG on
Then I wonder why there are more people in general. On the roads, in the stores, etc.
Nearly doubled since 1950 make sense then.
SkullsInSpace on
Why no Guyana or Suriname?
NeevNavNaj on
Why no data for the Guyana’s ?
fishtankm29 on
No sustainable
CrazyCoKids on
And yet wr have a „fertility crisis“.
ozneoknarf on
For those who talk with their older relatives it’s crazy how much they noticed the population increase. My father said even in the 80s and 90s you could spend days driving by the Brazilian coast with out spotting a single town over 100 people. Most beaches were deserted and you could just camp wherever. The center west was even crazier, it was miles and miles of open savanah with out a farm in site. Farmers from other regions could literally just move in and claim land. Now Brazil feels super built up. The only real wildnerness left is the Amazon and some pockets of the Atlantic forest and pantanal.
Think-Sand7161 on
Now you know why the planet has been turning to shit.
Wizzinator on
Surprised about Paraguay considering it’s history
wouldashoudacoulda on
How come Puerto Rico had such a small increase in population, where did all of them go?
Centurion_Rome on
Why is Uruguay so low?
SophonParticle on
Brazil quadrupled. 👀
sourwoodsassafras on
The color scale comparison of this map is throwing me off. Really bothers me that Brazil in 2020 isn’t darker red than 1950 USA. Like, what is the point.
justseeingpendejadas on
No wonder my grandpa had like 50 cousins
Yo_Mr_White_ on
It feels like a lot of people but for most countries 50%+ of their land is still empty
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Canada tripled and still feels empty.
USA has one of lowest growth rate, having biggest immigration rate. I would never guess it.
Percentage growth would be helpful.
Had no clue central America countries have so much population.
Guatemala for example, if it was in Europe it would be considered relatively big country with its 17m populations. Even Columbia with 50m population is big surprise to me.
This is the % growth:
Honduras: 540%
Guatemala: 475%
Costa Rica: 439%
Venezuela: 419%
Nicaragua: 412%
Ecuador: 408%
Panama: 402%
Paraguay: 384%
Mexico: 361%
Dominican Republic: 359%
Colombia: 325%
Peru: 324%
Brazil: 294%
Bolivia: 279%
Haiti: 254%
El Salvador: 195%
Chile: 190%
Canada: 175%
Argentina: 165%
Jamaica: 111%
United States: 108%
Cuba: 91%
Uruguay: 55%
Puerto Rico: 29%
Boomers
We will be all bolivians in the future.
Mexico got 100 million people.
Uruguay with a minuscule population and almost the worst growth rate
you could almost label this ‘the effects of catholicism’
Then I wonder why there are more people in general. On the roads, in the stores, etc.
Nearly doubled since 1950 make sense then.
Why no Guyana or Suriname?
Why no data for the Guyana’s ?
No sustainable
And yet wr have a „fertility crisis“.
For those who talk with their older relatives it’s crazy how much they noticed the population increase. My father said even in the 80s and 90s you could spend days driving by the Brazilian coast with out spotting a single town over 100 people. Most beaches were deserted and you could just camp wherever. The center west was even crazier, it was miles and miles of open savanah with out a farm in site. Farmers from other regions could literally just move in and claim land. Now Brazil feels super built up. The only real wildnerness left is the Amazon and some pockets of the Atlantic forest and pantanal.
Now you know why the planet has been turning to shit.
Surprised about Paraguay considering it’s history
How come Puerto Rico had such a small increase in population, where did all of them go?
Why is Uruguay so low?
Brazil quadrupled. 👀
The color scale comparison of this map is throwing me off. Really bothers me that Brazil in 2020 isn’t darker red than 1950 USA. Like, what is the point.
No wonder my grandpa had like 50 cousins
It feels like a lot of people but for most countries 50%+ of their land is still empty