Population Density by Country in 2100

In the year 2100, the world is projected to have a population density of 79.4 (people/km²).

The country with the highest population density is projected to be 🇲🇨Monaco with a density of 34132.6 people per square kilometer. Closely followed by 🇲🇴China, Macao SAR with a population density of 32224.5 people/km², and 🇸🇬Singapore with 7974.3 people living per square kilometer, if spread out evenly.

The country with the lowest annual population density is projected to be 🇬🇱Greenland with 0.1 people per square kilometer. Followed by 🇫🇰Falkland Islands (Malvinas) with a density of 0.2 people/km², and 🇬🇾Guyana with 3.2 people living per square kilometer, if said population is spread out evenly across its land mass.

The geographic region with the highest population density is projected to be Asia with a density of 149.0 people per square kilometer. Closely followed by Africa with a population density of 132.8 people/km², and Latin America and the Caribbean with 31.9 people living per square kilometer.

When devided into sub-subregions we can see that Southern Asia had the highest population density of 380.2 people per square kilometer. Closely followed by Micronesia with a population density of 212.7 people/km², and Western Africa with 206.4 people living per square kilometer. While the sub-region with lowest population density for the year is projected to be Australia/New Zealand with only 5.6 people/km².

If we devide the global population into income groups we can see that Lower-middle-income countries has the highest population density of 194.5 people per square kilometer. While the lowest population density is recorded by No income group available with a population density of only 30.6.