The human geography of the continents

The human geography Europe

despisteb being the second smallest continent in terms on area . Europe includes a large a large number of sovering states. Ínorder to analyse the human geografy of europe . In order to analyse the human geography of europe, itś useful to divide it into four main regions.Western europe

Types of the human geography europe

Western europe : is the most densely andavanced.

Estern europe: is the largest and the least densely populated region:

Northern europe: is the region of the continent closets to the artic cicle.

Southern europe: includes 15 states, the biggest of which are Spain and Italy .Some of this are very small.

THE DEMOGRAPHIC OF EUROPE

europe its realiteive small cointent with a very population density. it´s home to 10 % of the word´s population.

it´s difficult to know how the population of europe with envolve in the 21 s century., What the do know is that the total fertylity rates continues to fall now.

The human geography of American

The defining features of this continent is its colossal size with respect to both its area and its population. North America consists of the Unite States and Canada two major countries with many cultural and commercial ties and generally high living standards. Central and South Americs snd the Caribbean has profound inequalities in living standards. The difference between the lives of the elite and the lives of the rest of society is more dramtic.

The demographics of North America

The total fertility rate in the region is 1.85, which is less than replacement-level fertility.

Canada United States

life expecctancy 81.7 years 78.8 years

birth rate 10.2% 12%

death rate 7.8 % 8.9%

infant mortality rate 4.5% 6.1%

More than 80% of the North American population lives in urban areas. there are 370 cities with more than 300000 inhabitants.

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The demograpkis of central and south America and the Caribbean

Total fertility rate 2.1

BIrth rate 16.8%

Death rate 6.6%

Life expectancy 77.9 years

75% of the population lives in cities. This figure falls to less than 68%in Central America and the Caribbean.

The demographic of Africa

The population of Africa is around 2.200 milion people, which represents 16%of the words population.Nort Africa accounts for 19% Africa´s populations.

Africa, with some 1.3 billion people, represents 17% of the world's population. However, it is the continent that is growing the most, and by 2050 half of the world's demographic growth will occur in Africa, becoming some 2,500 million people.

The human geography of Africa.

Africa represents one-fifth of the Earth’s land mass. European powers have greatly influenced and contributed to Africa’s political organisation. They made many decisions based on their one colonial interests and didn’t take into account the characteristics on African societies.

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– Sub-Saharan African

– East African

– Shourthen African

– West African

Caracteristics of Asia

• Asia is in the Northen emisphere
• It is famous because their reliefs
• This continens have the the highest rate of tsunamis
• There is most populatet countrie of the world
• Have 4. 500 million habitants

Regions in Asia

• Central Asia
• East Asia
• Western Asia
• Northen Asia
• South Asia
• South-East Asia

The demographic of Asia

• Asia represent the 60% of the population
• 42.4%, lives in South Asia
• 35.3% lives in East Asia
• Asia has a population density of 180 habitants per km^2
• Asia has a lot of natural disasters
• The political inestability stars in Asia
• Urbanisation acelerated in Asia
• In the futures, Asia will have 26 megacities whit 10 millions in all

Rates of Asia

• The birth rate is of 18%
• The death rate is of 6%
• The infant mortality is of 31%
• The life expentancy is of 74 years old
• The average age of the population is 30 years old

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The human geography of Oceania

Oceania is an island continent located in the South Pacific, southeast of Asia.

There are four regions in it:

Australia and New Zealand, the Melanesian Archipelago, the Micronesian Archipelago, and the Polynesian Archipelago.

The human geography of Oceania

It is the smallest continent on the planet, of which about 10% belongs to New Guinea, the second largest island on the planet.

In Oceania, terrestrial spaces of very different extensions and characteristics coexist.

In addition to Australia, the continent also includes two other states of some importance: Papua New Guinea and New Zealand.

Australia and New Zealand retain their English traditions.

Of all the peoples on earth, Polynesians occupy the largest area: from Hawaii to New Zealand and from Pelaos to the Easter Islands located in the eastern Pacific off the coast of Chile.

Oceania is also the least populated continent.

Its population is around 40 million inhabitants, 71% of whom are descendants of European settlers, living in Australia and New Zealand.

Life expectancy is estimated at 83 years in Australia and New Zealand while Melanesia barely reaches 67 years.

The continent's birth rate is 20.8%, which corresponds to Australia, New Zealand (12.3%) and the highest (24.2%) Melanesia.

The same is true of the short-term fertility indicator: in Australia and New Zealand it is very low (1.9 children per woman) while in the rest of the regions it is above (3.0 children per woman) .

Mortality rates are low in all regions (6.1%). Infant mortality is very high in the archipelagos (reaching 44% in Melanesia) and very low in Australia and New Zealand (4%).

The average age of the population is thirty-2.8 years (the lowest is that of Melanesia with 22.3 years) and life expectancy is estimated at 74.2 years, although in Melanesia it is less (70, 7 years)

Of the fifteen cities there are more than 300,000 inhabitants, eleven are in Australia, three in New Zealand and one in Papua New Guinea.

The continent's migratory balance is positive. Australia and to a lesser extent New Zealand are the ones that receive emigrants while the migratory balance of the rest of the regions is negative