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Revision as of 19:52, 7 November 2009

Geographical distribution of the population  (GEOGRAPHICAL distribution of the population)


Population statistics are generally presented in terms of the geographical distribution of the population1 or the spatial distribution of the population1, and also by structure (144-4). Each population lives in a given area2 or territory2 (305-6), and the study of the geographical distribution3 or spatial distribution3 deals with the way in which they are distributed over the territory.

  • 2. territory n. — territorial adj.


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