Asked in a 1998 paper

What is the density of population in Pakistan according to census of 1998 ?

Correct answer: A. 164 persons per square KM

  • A. 164 persons per square KM
  • B. 185 persons per square KM
  • C. 150 persons per square KM
  • D. 158 persons per square KM

Explanation

The 1998 census recorded about 164 persons per square kilometre, calculated by dividing the national population by Pakistan’s land area. Population density is an average and does not reflect the much higher concentration in the Indus plain.

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