WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SPARSELY POPULATED AND MODERATELY POPULATED ARES - Social Science - Human Resources

Question

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SPARSELY POPULATED AND MODERATELY
POPULATED ARES

Veena Tyagi · Accepted Answer

Moderately populated areas
Sparsely populated areas

Areas that are neither too
densely populated nor too sparsely populated are called moderately
populated areas

Areas that have very low population density are
called Sparsely populated areas

moderately crowded
regions with 50 – 100 persons per Km

Regions having less than 10 – 20 persons
per Km

USA and Japan are
moderately populated countries

Greenland and Australia are Sparsely populated
countries

Moderately populated areas	Sparsely populated areas
Areas that are neither too densely populated nor too sparsely populated are called moderately populated areas.	Areas that have very low population density are called Sparsely populated areas.
moderately crowded regions with 50 – 100 persons per Km.	Regions having less than 10 – 20 persons per Km.
USA and Japan are moderately populated countries.	Greenland and Australia are Sparsely populated countries.