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Population Density & Distribution An introduction, exploration and application

Population Density Worksheet Lesson resources

DENSITY vs. DISTRIBUTION # of people/km2 Total population/total land area pattern of where people live

DENSITY vs. DISTRIBUTION What factors impact how many people share one space? What might cause… …an increase in density? …a decrease ? (think indicators of development) What factors impact where a population is located within a physical region? Density: Size of total population Total area of physical space shared Distribution: Proximity to water (rivers, oceans) Along major trade/transportation routes In areas with temperate climate Proximity to natural resources

Arithmetic Physiologic Population density

Arithmetic population density APD = average # of people /unit of land APD = Total Population Total Land Area Arithmetic population density

physiologic population density PPD = average # of people/unit of arable land ***Arable: land suitable for agricultural use PPD = Total Population Total Cultivated Area physiologic population density

CANADA at NIGHT

Source: StatsCan/Atlas of Canada

EXPLORATION & APPLICATION Complete worksheet with 1-2 partners All calculations on worksheet All answers on looseleaf Answers on computer printed to pass in