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GeographyOut of 100

If the world were 100 people, where would they live?

If the world's population in 2025 were just 100 people, how many would live in Asia, Africa, Europe, the Americas or Oceania? And how many in 1950, and by 2100?

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Out of 100 people in 2025, 59 live in Asia, 19 in Africa, 9 in Europe, 8 in Latin America, 5 in Northern America and not one in Oceania (0). In 1950, Europe had 22 and Africa 9. By 2100, Africa would have 37 (UN projection).

Every country's share of the world

Share of the world's population on 1 July 2025, people, and share in 2100 (projection, medium variant; UN)

RankNameValue
1India17.78% · 1.46 billion · 2100: 14.79%
2China17.20% · 1.42 billion · 2100: 6.22%
3United States4.22% · 347 million · 2100: 4.14%

Source: United Nations, World Population Prospects 2024

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