Jocks Face
2nd April 2013 |
Bhutan should have 1% more i think! |
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14th December 2012 |
taiwan is not included |
holly makey
7th June 2012 |
i cant believe Australia is not included in this list |
Avery
25th April 2012 |
I think you should do the Rural percentages. I am doing something for school. |
pooch :)
9th April 2012 |
north korea isnt in here either... |
Willy
25th March 2012 |
What about Australia? |
d e
9th November 2011 |
wheres australia? |
Titus Lee
18th October 2011 |
China is not included on this list either. |
Titus Lee
18th October 2011 |
China is not included on this list either |
samira
27th May 2011 |
nice work! |
jacob bersby
12th May 2011 |
why can't it show me australia's urban percentage! |
Phoebe Rodriguez
11th April 2010 |
This really helped me a lot because,I am doing a country report and needed this information.Thank You!!!!! |
Jock Re
1st July 2009 |
Australia is not included on this list. |
best in the north
30th May 2009 |
why is Cambodia no there |
marineblues (NZ)
25th October 2008 |
I need information for my debate topic and I found this website which gives me lots of answers but I was wondering if this statistic was taken in 2008 or last year? |
scepticolo loco (washington, dc)
9th February 2007 |
how could a nation, even a very small one like bermuda, have a 100% urban population? Is this due to poor census data? |
Nick Jackalson
6th January 2006 |
Just like most statistics on this site, a precise definition of what constitutes an "urban area" is not given. For that matter, not even a rough definition of the term "urban area" is given, so the statistic is pretty much useless.
I believe Nauru is a very rural, agriculture and fishing-based and undeveloped Pacific Ocean country (an island, in fact). So it's probably listed as being the most "urbanized" simply because there is only one town on the island of Nauru, where everybody lives. To say it's the most urbanized country is therefore spurious. In fact, to even consider it to be a "country" at all in the normally accepted sense of the word (when it's no more than a small island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, no offence to Nauruans intended) is also spurious. |
Emily Rose
5th December 2005 |
how did you get the weighted average figure stated above? would it be fair to say that if you were a company looking at urbanization as a factor to Gage market attractiveness that the weighted average could be used as bench mark to eliminate certain countries on the basis that countries above the weighted average are more attractive then those with a figure below the weighted average. |
tatyana
29th April 2005 |
Can I get info on the percentage of the total population living in Honk Kong and the urban areas of Macau and China? |
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