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Q: Describe the population density and distribution in Italy?
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What is Italy's population density?

The current population of Italy is 61.2 million people. Italy has a population density of 539 people per square mile.


Which country has lower population density Norway or Italy?

Out of Italy and Norway, Norway has the lower population density ranking 213th out of 241 nations with a population density of 34 people per square mile. Italy ranks 62nd out of 241 nations with a population density of 581 people per square mile.


How much is the density of inhabitants per square kilometres in Italy?

Italy's population density is about 200 persons per square kilometer.


Does Norway or Italy have larger population density?

Norway


Does Norway or Italy have a lower population density?

China -_-


Which population would you guess has a lower population density Norway or Italy and why?

There is no need to guess. Such statistics are published on many sites. They can also describe the economic, social and geographical factors of the countries which will help explain why the population is such that it is.


What is the population distribution in Italy?

345,45 per 2 sq mile


What country is a lower population density Norway or Italy why?

norway


Which country would you guess has a lower poplutation density Norway or Italy?

Norway have way lower population density than Italy because they are noth catholic.


What is the population density of Italy?

POPULATION: 60,642,308 POPULATION DENSITY: 201 persons per square km; 521 persons per square mile.


Which country has a lower population density italy or Norway?

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How does the population of Italy compare to New Zealand?

Italt has a 2008-estimated population of 60 million people, with a density of around 200 people/km2. In comparison, New Zealand has a population of barely 4.3 million and a density of 15 people/km2. This means that Italy has around 14 times the population in 95% of the area.