Population -intro to Spanish Primary students
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The document discusses population in Spain, including rural and urban populations. It provides information on types of population, population maps, birth rates, death rates, natural growth rates, and how to calculate growth rates using examples of two villages. Key points made include that rural population lives in places with fewer than 10,000 inhabitants, while urban population lives in places with more than 10,000. Natural growth rate is calculated as birth rate minus death rate.
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