Orders of magnitude (population)

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To help compare different countries, cities, etc., we list here human populations in scientific notation.

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[edit] 1 E1 people

[edit] 1 E2 people

  • 150 -- The book The Tipping Point theorizes that this is the maximum size of any close-knit human population, such as a hunter-gatherer tribe or military company.
  • 921 -- population of Vatican City (2005)

[edit] 1 E3 people

[edit] 1 E4 people

[edit] 1 E5 people

[edit] 1 E6 people

[edit] 1 E7 people

  • 11,200,000: Approximate population of Moscow, Russia
  • 16,000,000: Approximate population of the Netherlands
  • 21,000,000: Approximate population of Australia (June 2007 Estimate)
  • 33,000,000: Approximate population of Canada
  • 60,000,000: Number of people who died in World War II

[edit] 1 E8 people

  • 106,202,903 -- population of Mexico (January 2005 estimate)
  • 143,420,309 -- population of Russia (January 2005 estimate)
  • 295,734,134 -- population of the United States (January 2005 estimate)

[edit] 1 E9 people

  • 1,080,264,388: population of India (January 2005 estimate)
  • 1,306,313,816: population of People's Republic of China (January 2005 estimate)
  • 6,355,543,400: Approximate population of Earth (January 2005 estimate)

[edit] 1 E11 people

  • About 100,000,000,000: all modern humans ever born (since the prehistoric age)