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7 countries with highest population density

Imagine living in a place where you're practically shoulder-to-shoulder with your neighbours. That's the reality for people in countries with the highest population density. These countries pack a massive number of inhabitants into a relatively small land area.

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Written By: Rahul Pratyush
Updated: April 02, 2024 14:53 IST
7 countries with highest population density
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7 countries with highest population density
Macau: Another small Asian territory, Macau, boasts a density of over 21,000 people per square kilometre. Formerly a Portuguese colony, Macau is now a Special Administrative Region of China and a popular tourist destination, further contributing to its crowded feel.
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Macau: Another small Asian territory, Macau, boasts a density of over 21,000 people per square kilometre. Formerly a Portuguese colony, Macau is now a Special Administrative Region of China and a popular tourist destination, further contributing to its crowded feel.
Monaco: Known for its luxurious lifestyle, Monaco packs over 38,000 people per square kilometre, making it the world's most densely populated country. It's famous for its upscale casinos, yacht-filled harbour, and prestigious Grand Prix motor race.
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Monaco: Known for its luxurious lifestyle, Monaco packs over 38,000 people per square kilometre, making it the world's most densely populated country. It's famous for its upscale casinos, yacht-filled harbour, and prestigious Grand Prix motor race.
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Singapore: This island nation is a powerhouse of commerce and finance, and its population density reflects that. With over 8,250 people per square kilometre, Singapore has transformed much of its limited land area into a vertical metropolis with high-rise buildings dominating the skyline.
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Singapore: This island nation is a powerhouse of commerce and finance, and its population density reflects that. With over 8,250 people per square kilometre, Singapore has transformed much of its limited land area into a vertical metropolis with high-rise buildings dominating the skyline.
Hong Kong: This global financial centre follows closely behind with a density of over 6,700 people per square kilometre. Hong Kong's mix of towering skyscrapers and mountainous terrain creates a unique and densely populated environment.
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Hong Kong: This global financial centre follows closely behind with a density of over 6,700 people per square kilometre. Hong Kong's mix of towering skyscrapers and mountainous terrain creates a unique and densely populated environment.
Bahrain: This island nation in the Persian Gulf houses approximately 2,000 people per square kilometre. It's recognized for its booming economy fueled by petroleum refining and financial services, as well as its rich cultural heritage.
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Bahrain: This island nation in the Persian Gulf houses approximately 2,000 people per square kilometre. It's recognized for its booming economy fueled by petroleum refining and financial services, as well as its rich cultural heritage.
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Maldives: Known for its stunning coral reefs and luxurious overwater bungalows, the Maldives boasts a population density of about 1,300 individuals per square kilometre. Its economy relies heavily on tourism and fishing.
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Maldives: Known for its stunning coral reefs and luxurious overwater bungalows, the Maldives boasts a population density of about 1,300 individuals per square kilometre. Its economy relies heavily on tourism and fishing.
Bangladesh: Despite being relatively small in size, Bangladesh is home to over 1,200 people per square kilometre. The country faces challenges such as poverty and natural disasters but is known for its vibrant culture and bustling cities.
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Bangladesh: Despite being relatively small in size, Bangladesh is home to over 1,200 people per square kilometre. The country faces challenges such as poverty and natural disasters but is known for its vibrant culture and bustling cities.
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