World population

World population

Here is a rephrased version:

World Population Overview

  • Current Population: 8,170,284,402
    • View All People on One Page >

Today’s Statistics:

  • Births: 165,129
  • Deaths: 77,809
  • Population Growth: 87,320

Year-to-Date Statistics:

  • Births: 81,785,913
  • Deaths: 38,537,905
  • Population Growth: 43,248,008

World Population Sections:

  • Top 20 Countries (Live)
  • Past, Present, and Future Projections
  • Global Growth Rate
  • Historical Data
  • Forecasts
  • Milestones
  • By Region
  • By Religion
  • Population Density
  • Population by Country
  • All-Time Total
    • [Sources and Methods]

Demographic Details:

  • Age Structure
  • Sex Ratio
  • Population Pyramid
  • Median Age
  • Fertility Rate
  • Life Expectancy
  • Urbanization

Top 20 Largest Countries by Population (Live Data):

  1. India: 1,452,463,711
  2. China: 1,418,938,277
  3. U.S.A.: 345,645,438
  4. Indonesia: 283,751,962
  5. Pakistan: 251,734,600
  6. Nigeria: 233,249,440
  7. Brazil: 212,094,958
  8. Bangladesh: 173,813,057
  9. Russia: 144,722,538
  10. Ethiopia: 132,460,045
  11. Mexico: 130,989,362
  12. Japan: 123,675,802
  13. Egypt: 116,753,606
  14. Philippines: 115,955,177
  15. D.R. Congo: 109,692,223
  16. Vietnam: 101,059,960
  17. Iran: 91,668,160
  18. Turkey: 87,498,884
  19. Germany: 84,495,492
  20. Thailand: 71,662,297
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World Population History and Projections:

  • Timeline: From 8,000 B.C. to the Present and Future
  • Key Milestones:
    • 1 Billion: 1804
    • 2 Billion: 1930
    • 3 Billion: 1960
    • 4 Billion: 1974
    • 5 Billion: 1987
    • 6 Billion: 1999
    • 7 Billion: 2011
    • 8 Billion: 2022
  • Projected Population for 2100: Approximately 10.18 billion

The timeline illustrates the global population’s growth from the dawn of agriculture to the industrial revolution and beyond. Despite a significant rise in the 20th century, the growth rate has started to slow, and it’s now projected to take over 200 years to double again.

Sources:

  • World Population Prospects: The 2024 Revision – United Nations Population Division
  • The World at Six Billion, World Population – United Nations Population Division

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