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The tables show the population density in 6 countries and the increasing rate of urban population in 2008

The tables show the population density in 6 countries and the increasing rate of urban population in 2008 YLmaj

The given two tables compare the total residing population in kilometer square in six different nations and also the growing rates of urbanization people's in 2008. Overall, it is clear that China had the largest population density among all the countries, whereas canada was the maximum nation with increasing rates of urban public over the period of 1 year. In details, China had the most public in kilometers square, which was 34, 876 km2, with the total urbanization rate 59%. 23, 980km2 population lived in india with 43% of city people's, while Uruguay and Egypt had less than 14, 000 km2 public, in which city public was 23% and 37% in 2008 respectively. Furthermore, canada was the least nation which had only 2, 000 population but it had a big percentage of urban public was 98% almost about 100%. Similarly, 5, 500 public living in America and the total proportion of urbanization was approximately second-forth in 2008.

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