The bar chart below gives information about the percentage of the population living in urban areas in the world and in different continents.

The bar chart above illustrates statistics of the inhabitants living in cities in certain countries in 1950, 2007, and 2050. The data given is measured in percentages.

Overall

, it is noticeable that North America represents the largest society in the world.

In contrast

, Africa makes up fewer citizens than any other nation.

To begin

with, in 1950, the American people living in the North accounted for 64 per cent similar to Oceania which had 62 rates.

Furthermore

, in 2007, both began to compete with just a slight difference in nominal 79% for Americans and 71% for South Pacific.

In addition

, from the forecasts, we can see that the US is far superior with 90 chunks. In the meantime, other continents

such

as Europe and the Caribbean divided into middle-size populations as in not so crowded or deserted.

Finally

, the smallest parts of the communities will be living in Africa and Asia with only just 15% and 17% in 1950, respectively.

Moreover

, in 2007, sharply increased to 37% for Africans and 41% for Asians.

Nevertheless

, for the projection it still stands at the bottom in comparison to other states.