what are the problems in areas of high population densities?8th geog
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A high population density implies that the population is high relative to the size of the country. Countries, such as Belgium and the Netherlands have a high population density. Large countries, such as Australia and Canada have very low densities. Though this low density is skewed by the fact large areas of Australia and Canada are considered inhospitable places to live, due to desert / Arctic conditions
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There is shortage of resources there and many people are unemployed and poor
harshadadhanu3143:
answer is correct ,but my sir need 3 points every question.
Ok so there is greater mortality rate also
Sorry it is obvious of course,there is a lot of exploitation of resources and high levels of pollution
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