Worldwide
population in millions 1995
| Africa |
732 |
| North America |
295 |
| Latin America |
486 |
| Asia |
3437 |
| Oceania |
29 |
| Europe |
890 |
| NORTHERN EUROPE |
|
| Denmark |
5.2 |
| Estonia |
1.5 |
| Finland |
5.1 |
| Iceland |
0.3 |
| Ireland |
3.6 |
| Latvia |
2.5 |
| Lithuania |
3.7 |
| Norway |
4.4 |
| Sweden |
8.8 |
| United Kingdom |
58.8 |
| WESTERN EUROPE |
|
| Austria |
8.1 |
| Belgium |
10.2 |
| France |
58.4 |
| Germany |
81.7 |
| Liechtenstein |
0.03 |
| Luxembourg |
0.4 |
| Netherlands |
15.5 |
| Switzerland |
7.1 |
| EASTERNEUROPE |
|
| Belarus |
10.3 |
| Bulgaria |
8.4 |
| Czech Republic |
10.3 |
| Hungary |
10.2 |
| Moldavia |
4.3 |
| Poland |
38.6 |
| Romania |
22.6 |
| Russia |
147.7 |
| Slovakia |
5.4 |
| Ukraine |
51.1 |
| SOUTHERN EUROPE |
|
| Albania |
3.3 |
| Bosnia-Herzegovina |
3.6 |
| Croatia |
4.4 |
| Greece |
10.5 |
| Italy |
57.3 |
| Macedonia |
2.1 |
| Malta |
0.4 |
| Portugal |
9.9 |
| San Marina |
0.03 |
| Slovenia |
2.0 |
| Spain |
39.3 |
| Serbia, Montenegro |
10.2 |
| Turkey |
63.9 |
The population in the European Union, the EC, comprises 354 million,
or 45 per cent of the European total. It is unfair to many millions to
speak of the EU as "Europe."
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