World Population

 


For those interesting in getting a "real time" estimation of the world population, visit: Population Clock (census.gov).

Not only will it provide a calculated and running population clock for the world, it will also display the running clock for The United States. 

If you are a citizen of The United States, you may be intrigued by the "Annual Population Estimates"; which contains a further breakdown of United States Population Growth by Region and United States Population Growth by Age and Sex. You also have the opportunity to see the Most Populous and Highest Density per State, County and City. 

Below are a few screengrabs from the website mentioned above. 











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