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Which geographical factors affect high population density?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Physical factors that affect population distribution include altitude and latitude, relief, climate, soils, vegetation, water and location of mineral and energy resources.

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Answered by GulabLachman
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The factors affecting are climate, landforms, soil and water supply

  • The geographical factors directly affect an area's total population. These include -

1. Topography

Substantial numbers can be found in lowlands and plain river basins with rich soil. Population levels are frequently low in mountainous regions with steep slopes and poor soil.

2. Climate and weather

More people are drawn to temperate regions than to those that undergo more harsh weather and temperature.

3. Soil

In comparison to places with poor soil quality and sparse inhabitants, locations with rich, fertile soils supporting farming have a larger population

4. Water Supply

Because access to water is crucial for human existence and growth, locations with adequate water supplies have denser populations than those that are dry, experience drought, have excessive rainfall, or may be vulnerable to flooding.

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