Population 2 National Distribution
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Population distribution within countries is often uneven, with some core areas having high population densities and other periphery areas being more sparsely populated. This pattern results from physical and human factors that lead to the development of core and periphery regions. Examples of countries with uneven domestic population distributions include Australia, Brazil, Egypt, China, Japan, and the UK.
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Population 2 National Distribution
- 1. Population distribution on a national scale
- 2. If we look at individual countries we can see that the population distribution can be very uneven. Just as with global population distribution, this is a result of physical and human factors which lead to CORE and PERIPHERY areas developing.
- 7. Australia, Brazil, Egypt, China, Japan and UK are interesting examples. For one of these countries. Present and describe the population distribution Explain the pattern with reference to relevant physical and human factors Predict future trends and justify your reasoning.