Chapter 3 Population Geography - W.H. Freeman
Chapter 3 Population Geography - W.H. Freeman
Chapter 3 Population Geography - W.H. Freeman
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90 <strong>Chapter</strong> 3 <strong>Population</strong> <strong>Geography</strong><br />
80+ 80+<br />
75–79 75–79<br />
70–74 70–74<br />
65–69 65–69<br />
60–64 60–64<br />
55–59 55–59<br />
50–54 50–54<br />
45–49 45–49<br />
40–44 40–44<br />
35–39 35–39<br />
30–34 30–34<br />
25–29 25–29<br />
20–24 20–24<br />
15–19 15–19<br />
10–14 10–14<br />
5–9 5–9<br />
0–4 0–4<br />
20 20<br />
World World <strong>Population</strong><br />
United United States States <strong>Population</strong><br />
Males Males<br />
10 10 0 0<br />
Females<br />
10 10 20 20<br />
80+ 80+<br />
75–79 75–79<br />
70–74 70–74<br />
65–69 65–69<br />
60–64 60–64<br />
55–59 55–59<br />
50–54 50–54<br />
45–49 45–49<br />
40–44 40–44<br />
35–39 35–39<br />
30–34 30–34<br />
25–29 25–29<br />
20–24 20–24<br />
15–19 15–19<br />
10–14 10–14<br />
5–9 5–9<br />
0–4 0–4<br />
20 20<br />
Males Males<br />
10 10 0 0<br />
Females<br />
10 10<br />
Percentage<br />
Percentage<br />
20 20<br />
80+ 80+<br />
75–79 75–79<br />
70–74 70–74<br />
65–69 65–69<br />
60–64 60–64<br />
55–59 55–59<br />
50–54 50–54<br />
45–49 45–49<br />
40–44 40–44<br />
35–39 35–39<br />
30–34 30–34<br />
25–29 25–29<br />
20–24 20–24<br />
15–19 15–19<br />
10–14 10–14<br />
5–9 5–9<br />
0–4 0–4<br />
20 20<br />
Sun Sun City, City, AZ, AZ, <strong>Population</strong><br />
Males Males<br />
Females<br />
80+ 80+<br />
75–79 75–79<br />
70–74 70–74<br />
65–69 65–69<br />
60–64 60–64<br />
55–59 55–59<br />
50–54 50–54<br />
45–49 45–49<br />
40–44 40–44<br />
35–39 35–39<br />
30–34 30–34<br />
25–29 25–29<br />
20–24 20–24<br />
15–19 15–19<br />
10–14 10–14<br />
5–9 5–9<br />
0–4 0–4<br />
10 10 0 0 10 10 20 20<br />
20 20<br />
Percentage<br />
Tanzania <strong>Population</strong><br />
Males Males<br />
Females<br />
10 10 0 0 10 10<br />
Percentage<br />
20 20<br />
80+ 80+<br />
75–79 75–79<br />
70–74 70–74<br />
65–69 65–69<br />
60–64 60–64<br />
55–59 55–59<br />
50–54 50–54<br />
45–49 45–49<br />
40–44 40–44<br />
35–39 35–39<br />
30–34 30–34<br />
25–29 25–29<br />
20–24 20–24<br />
15–19 15–19<br />
10–14 10–14<br />
5–9 5–9<br />
0–4 0–4<br />
20 20<br />
China China <strong>Population</strong><br />
Males Males<br />
Females<br />
10 10 0 0 10 10<br />
Percentage<br />
20 20<br />
Figure 3.12 <strong>Population</strong> pyramids for the world and selected countries and communities.<br />
Tanzania displays the classic stepped pyramid of a rapidly expanding population, whereas the U.S.<br />
pyramid looks more like a precariously balanced pillar. China’s population pyramid reflects the<br />
lowered numbers of young people as a result of that country’s one-child policy. How do these<br />
pyramids help predict future population growth? (Source: <strong>Population</strong> Reference Bureau.)