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single women around the world - franklinkelsey5 - 01-11-2025
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Learn how many women there are in the world, along with other facts about females. How Many Women Are in the World? As of January 1, 2019, it was estimated that there were 3,800,750,379 women throughout the world.
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As of the same date, there were approximately 3,868,358,699 men. That’s a total population of 7,669,109,078. The United Nations estimates that for every 100 women on the planet, there are 101.7 men. More than one-third of the population in the entire world is in China and India. As of December 2019, China’s population made up 18.5% of the world’s population, and India followed close behind at 17.85%. By 2024, India is expected to have the largest population in the world. The United States came in a distant third at 4.29%. Other countries that round out the top 10 include Indonesia, Brazil, Pakistan, Nigeria, Bangladesh, Russia, and Mexico. Nigeria has the world’s fastest-growing population and is expected to have more people than the U.S. by 2024. Most Populated Countries. Countries With More Women Than Men. While there are slightly more men in the world than women, those numbers aren’t true for some countries. Women outnumber men in approximately 125 nations. Nepal, Hong Kong, Curacao, Martinique, Latvia, Guadeloupe, Lithuania, Ukraine, Russia, and Belarus are the 10 countries that have the highest number of women compared to the number of men within the population. Birth and the Population. In 2018, there were 151,141,033 live births across the world. Despite the seeming population boom, women on all continents are having fewer babies. As of 2017, the average global birth rate was 2.5 babies per female, but there is quite a disparity between the continents. The average woman in Africa has 4.7 children, while the average European woman has 1.6.
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