Where is the world’s more densely populated country?
As the country with the world’s highest population, it is not surprising that the Chinese territory of Macau also has the world’s highest population density at 21,081/km². This is followed by the small European city-state of Monaco at 19,256/km², the south-east Asian city-state of Singapore, and the Chinese territory of Hong Kong. It is notable that all three of these locations are regarded as centers of wealth and finance, attracting a population of many high net worth individuals.
- Macau (Population density: 21,055/km²)
- Monaco (Population density: 19,150/km²)
- Singapore (Population density: 8,109/km²)
- Hong Kong (Population density: 6,677/km²)
- Gibraltar (Population density: 5,620/km²)
- Bahrain (Population density: 2,052/km²)
- Vatican City (Population density: 1,820/km²)
- Maldives (Population density: 1,719/km²)
- Malta (Population density: 1,390/km²)
- Sint Maarten (Population density: 1,234/km²)