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the top 10 most densely populated countries in the world

TEN MOST DENSELY POPULATED COUNTRIES

01
Monaco 
Area: 2.02km2 
Population: 36,136 
density: 18,068 people/km2


02
Singapore
Area: 716km2
Population: 5,399,200
Density: 7,669 people/km2


03
Vatican city
Area: 0.44km2
Population: 800
Density: 1,818 people/km2


04
bahrain
Area: 757km2
Population: 1,234,571
Density: 1,631 people/km2


05
Malta
Area: 315km2
Population: 4,16,055
Density: 1,321 people/km2


06
Maldives
Area: 298km2
Population: 3,17,280
density: 1,065 people/km2


07
Bangladesh
Area: 1,47,570km2
Population: 1,52,518,015
density: 1,034 people/km2


08
palestine
Area: 6,020km2
Population: 4,420,549
density: 734 people/km2


09
taiwan
Area: 36,191km2
Population: 23,361,147
density: 645 people/km2


10
barbados
Area: 430km2
Population: 2,74,200
Density: 638 people/km2
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