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25 Most Populous countries in 2100

Guess the most populous countries in 2100. Source: populationpyramid.net/population-size-per-country/2100
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Last updated: April 10, 2023
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Population
Country
1,529,850,119
India
766,673,270
China
546,091,663
Nigeria
487,017,406
Pakistan
432,378,401
Dem. Rep. of the Congo
394,041,155
United States
323,741,600
Ethiopia
296,623,475
Indonesia
244,819,886
Tanzania
Population
Country
205,225,076
Egypt
184,547,593
Brazil
180,147,660
Philippines
176,366,038
Bangladesh
167,008,298
Niger
141,996,161
Sudan
132,901,280
Angola
132,127,044
Uganda
Population
Country
115,626,629
Mexico
112,525,079
Kenya
112,068,748
Russia
111,503,537
Iraq
110,854,785
Afghanistan
106,196,946
Mozambique
91,036,732
Vietnam
89,366,995
Côte d'Ivoire
Gyrenaica
+4
Level 35
May 19, 2016
These 25 countries together will have a population of 7,366.262,000. That is just 25 countries. Then throw in Iran, Turkey, Japan, Thailand, Saudi Arabia and those other countries that will likely have over 50 million inhabitants. Jeez.

On a sidenote, poor poor Uganda.

marcopolo1
+3
Level 49
May 21, 2016
Scaring!
Sulps
+7
Level 56
Sep 4, 2016
If all this really happens, I'm moving away from Earth.
TheGeographyGuy
+1
Level 35
Apr 22, 2018
i think that is good idea because by then we will probably have the

technology!

bruhbruhbro
+1
Level 26
Feb 9, 2021
lol
ILikeQuizes
+2
Level 63
Oct 16, 2016
I forgot Brazil. I though I must have already typed it when I saw the top 12 already filled in. Stupid
omnikin
+7
Level 58
Nov 29, 2017
Very scary. :-0
jamesvu
+3
Level 20
Jul 15, 2020
Ikr
DaisyGeekyTGirl
+3
Level 52
Nov 27, 2018
For some it is way more than they can handle so population control is encouraged.
Rasmus2505
+9
Level 45
Jul 14, 2019
I don´t think that will happen: Here is a video that explain why it not will happen from one of my favorite Yt-channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsBT5EQt348
bruhbruhbro
+2
Level 26
Feb 9, 2021
i dont want india to be top I will leave to mars if this happens
VishVarm
+3
Level 60
Apr 1, 2021
oh my god calm down
Fianchetto
+1
Level 66
Feb 16, 2023
They almost are now...
WillWake
+3
Level 55
Apr 9, 2023
India is now the most populated, how are you getting to mars
garcogait
+2
Level 66
Apr 18, 2023
It very close but it's still is in 2nd place
bruhbruhbro
+1
Level 26
Feb 9, 2021
i cant believe USA got beat by nigeria
driehoek25
+6
Level 66
Apr 1, 2021
All that money those prince's got took a big impact on it, appearntly.
Potatoe1187
+6
Level 64
Apr 3, 2021
No clue how those 200 million people will fit inside tiny Uganda.
Penguiniman
+2
Level 58
Aug 6, 2021
OK, I know the last 30 years or so have been the "3rd world's golden age", but I doubt that a poor country's economy can keep up with Africa's or the Indian Subcontinent's population growth. If African or Asian countries had an economy like China's; fast growing and already large, they might be saved, but I don't think they will. I hope they do so good luck to Africans and Asians out there!
Swissnuetral
+4
Level 16
Nov 28, 2022
No chance Nigeria can hold 700+ million, DRC is not passing Pakistan or Indonesia Tanzania is not going to be ahead of Ethiopia, Niger is not going from 10 to 250 million in 80 years Uganda will just collapse if they have 200 million Egypt should be ahead of Uganda and Niger, Iraq won’t pass Mexico, Kenya can’t hold 150 million, Mozambique. Can’t hold that much population Zambia can’t go from 15 to 100 million in 80 years

Those African countries are going to be screwed if this happens

WillWake
+2
Level 55
Apr 9, 2023
Especially considering how corruption will prevent development this could mean slums with 10s of millions of people.
WillWake
+3
Level 55
Apr 9, 2023
This is doubtful. Seriously Niger in the middle of a desert won't hold this much. I could go on but there is too much inaccuracy to point out. Thanks for the source so we at least know your not the madman thinking Uganda and Niger will hold 200 million.
Dewot423
+1
Level 64
Apr 18, 2023
Niger is in the middle of the desert. Good thing it's not on this list.
thebest21
+2
Level 62
Apr 12, 2023
Update: It's been 7 years since I created this quiz and there's been a lot of changes in projections, particularly with new birth rate data, so I have updated the quiz.
TheForsakenFurby
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Level 72
Apr 20, 2023
To counter all the fearfulness among folks in the comments: yes, the population is growing, but it's not going to happen forever. What we're experiencing on the global scale right now is mostly the "catch up" from previous generations having lots of kids.

If your great-great-grandparents each had 5 kids for example, and each of their kids had 3, that's a lot of population growth that's going to happen even if your grandparents and parents and yourself only have 2. Because it takes decades for the wider populations to move through the population pyramid.

In fact, we have nearly reached the point of "peak child" (the time in history with the highest number of children on earth). (By nearly reached I mean we're at about that number, 1.9 billion. It may be decades before we technically hit the peak but the number itself won't be much higher.)

TheForsakenFurby
+1
Level 72
Apr 20, 2023
That said, some of the countries on this list are growing very fast, and some still have very high fertility rates… But on the global scale, we're starting to approach a plateau. Maybe the amount of people on this list is unsustainable; I don't know.

But the growth won't go on forever (probably).

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