In Asia, Japan, another country with a significant aging population, is projected to experience a 16.3 percent decrease by 2050, losing over 20 million residents.

The map below lists these 10 countries, illustrating countries with shrinking populations in blue, and those with growing populations in red. The United States in growing at a moderate pace of 0. ...

The map uses 1 grid square to represent 1 million people. You can see how the map tries to stay true to a country’s original shape though it obviously gets hard when you’re dealing with very ...

Another map, from Nature (in 2006, so slightly outdated), provides a good point of comparison. This map shows countries by their population size, visually portraying the data that the shading in ...

This map, compiled by Reddit user TeaDranks, shows what the world would look like if a country's size was proportional to its population.It's an adapted version of a Population Map made in 2005 by ...

One particular map that stood out showed the world re-sized by each nation's current population. The five most populous nations are China (1.37 billion), India (1.2 billion), the US (323 million ...

The population of China is equivalent to that of the world's second most populous country, India, plus that of Nepal, Bhutan, and Bangladesh. These facts, based on 2010 census data, are also true: ...

This map shows where Muslims made up less than 1% of the population. Countries with larger Muslim populations are shown in black. The United States' population was 0.9% Muslim.

According to the United Nations, a staggering 244 million people lived outside their country of birth in 2015. That’s roughly 3.3 percent of the global population, an increase of 41 percent from ...

Population Crisis Map Shows Countries Most at Risk. ... With women having an average of 0.68 children, the country's population is expected to become predominantly elderly by the end of the century.