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Apart from Australia, Africa has the lowest population density of any permanently settled continent in the world. Approximately Response area people live per square mile in Africa. Most of Africa’s population lives south of the Response area, which dominates the northern portion of the continent. In all, approximately 1 billion people live in Africa, and roughly 80% live in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Using the map, you can see the population density for all of Africa, but this activity will focus only on Sub-Saharan Africa. The largest city here is the Nigerian city of Response area (represented by the letter “A”). Nearly 12 million people live there. Letter “B” represents the second-largest urban area here, Response area in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Over 9 million people live there. The South African executive capital of Response area (letter C”) is the third largest city in the region with over 7.5 million people. And the Sudanese city of Response area (letter “D”) is Sub-Saharan Africa’s 4th – largest urban area with 5 million people.
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Apart from Australia, Africa has the lowest population density of any permanently settled continent in the world. Approximately included the Sahara Desert, people live per square mile in Africa. Most of Africa’s population lives south of the Sahara Desert, which dominates the northern portion of the continent. In all, approximately 1 billion people live in Africa, and roughly 80% live in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Using the map, you can see the population density for all of Africa, but this activity will focus only on Sub-Saharan Africa. The largest city here is the Nigerian city of Lagos (represented by the letter “A”). Nearly 12 million people live there. Letter “B” represents the second-largest urban area here, Kinshasa in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Over 9 million people live there. The South African executive capital of Johannesburg (letter C”) is the third largest city in the region with over 7.5 million people. And the Sudanese city of Khartoum (letter “D”) is Sub-Saharan Africa’s 4th – largest urban area with 5 million people.