World Population by Country in 2006

In 2006, the total world population consisted of 6,671,452,016 people and 🇨🇳China was the most populous country that year, with a total population of 1,318,054,036 people. Followed by 🇮🇳India, the second largest population globally 1,172,878,890people in total 1,172,878,890, and 🇺🇸United States of America with 298,730,210 deaths recorded.

The country with the highest death count was 🇨🇳China, with a total of 1,318,054,036 people dying for the year. Closely followed by 🇮🇳India with a death count of 27,637,610, and 🇺🇸United States of America with 298,730,210 deaths recorded.

The country with the lowest annual death count was 🇻🇦Holy See with only 655 people dying. Followed by 🇹🇰Tokelau with a death count of 1,569, and 🇳🇺Niue with 1,798 deaths recorded.

The geographic region with the highest death count was Asia with a total of 4,042,825,701 people dying for the year. Closely followed by Africa with a death count of 966,932,146, and Americas with 894,470,066 deaths recorded for the year.

When devided into sub-subregions we can see that Southern Asia had the highest death count of 1,645,686,880 people. Closely followed by Eastern Asia with a death count of 1,551,521,534, and South-Eastern Asia with 571,749,811 deaths recorded.

If we devide the global population into income groups we can see that Low-and-middle-income countries has the highest death count of 5,500,850,958. While the lowest death count is recorded by No income group available were only 27,654,259 people died in that segment.