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POPULATION IN INDIA

POPULATION IN INDIA. By Jack Auld. POPULATION DISTRIBUTION. Population distribution is how and why a population is spread across landscape.

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POPULATION IN INDIA

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  1. POPULATION IN INDIA By Jack Auld

  2. POPULATION DISTRIBUTION • Population distribution is how and why a population is spread across landscape. • India’s population is highly distributed in coastal areas which is where its major cities are located for example Chennai, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Ahmadabad. They are located in coastline areas for easier shipping and trading. • There is also a high population near the Ganges river this is because there is good fertile soil so there is more farming there.

  3. POPULATION DIVERSITY • Population diversity is composition of the population including age, and gender. • Age As shown on the India age graph they have a young population with a large amount of their population under the age of 15. By comparing it to the France age graph you can tell India has a young population because its lower ages are half as small as the ones on the India graph.

  4. GENDER The gender graph above shows that in India there are slightly more females than males in the population.

  5. POPULATION CHANGE • Population change is change over time including population totals, and natural increase. • Factors that effect population totals are laws, access to food, natural disasters, diseases, access to health care, and contraception. • Factors that effect India greatly are diseases, belief in contraception, and access to good health care food. This is mayor is slums like Banganga and Guda Upar.

  6. POPULATION INCREASE India's population has increased quickly, it has grow from 238.4 million in 1901 to 1210.19 million in 2011 an increase of almost 1000 million over just 110 years.

  7. POPULATION MIGRATION • Population migration is the migration and mobility of a population including both external and internal migration trends. • Migration from country to country is called external migration. • Migration into a country is called immigration. • Migration out of a country is called emigration. • Migration within a country is called internal migration. • Factors that effect someone's decision to migrate are called push and pull factors.

  8. PUSH AND PULL FACTORS • Push factors are bad factors that push you away from a country. • Pull factor are good factors that pull you in towards a country. • These push and pull factors that effect migration effect the population of countries as well. • People often immigrate into countries for employment and better jobs. • People often emigrate out of India because of unemployment.

  9. POPULATION SUSTAINABILITY • Population sustainability is the capacity of the environment to support a population in the long term.

  10. INDIA GROWTH RATES • India has a high population growth rate. With its growth rates per decade form 1951 all being over 20% except for 2001-2011 where it only grew by about 17.5%. • If their growth rates don’t slow down their population that is already quite large could get to big for there land.

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