How doez the population distribution of india relate to the broad physical divisiom of the country?
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climate : people live in favourable climate. at poles temp is to low at equator temp is too high
landscape : people prefer to live in areas of plain bc of easy transportation, easy availablitiy of raw materials
people dont want to live in hilly areas
landscape : people prefer to live in areas of plain bc of easy transportation, easy availablitiy of raw materials
people dont want to live in hilly areas
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India is the second largest populous country in the world. On a geographical area of 2.45 per cent of the world total, the country accounts for a little less than 17 per cent of its population. India’s population stood at 1028.61 million according to the final figures of 2001 census. With a density of 324 persons per square km as compared to the world average of only 47 persons, India indeed is one of the most thickly populated countries of the world.
India is a vast country with a great amount of diversity from one region to another in terms of its geography, historical experience and the resultant social, cultural and economic attributes. This diversity is also manifested in the patterns of population distribution in the country. One of the unique features of India’s population relates to its uneven distribution over space.While the fertile alluvial plains in the north rank among one of the most thickly populated tracts of the world, the arid region of the Thar desert in the northwestern part of the country appears as almost uninhabited on the map. This unevenness in population distribution is best revealed in the fact that more than 57 per cent of India’s population is concentrated in a quarter of its geographical area
India is a vast country with a great amount of diversity from one region to another in terms of its geography, historical experience and the resultant social, cultural and economic attributes. This diversity is also manifested in the patterns of population distribution in the country. One of the unique features of India’s population relates to its uneven distribution over space.While the fertile alluvial plains in the north rank among one of the most thickly populated tracts of the world, the arid region of the Thar desert in the northwestern part of the country appears as almost uninhabited on the map. This unevenness in population distribution is best revealed in the fact that more than 57 per cent of India’s population is concentrated in a quarter of its geographical area
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