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Despite being the second-largest country by land area, Canada has an average of only 4 people per square kilometer. This results in vast expanses of untouched wilderness and sparse urban centers.
Despite its relatively small land area, Burundi supports a large population, leading to significant pressure on natural resources and arable land. This density contributes to challenges in food security and environmental conservation.
With vast expanses of wilderness and a relatively small population, Botswana averages only about 4 people per square kilometer. This low density contributes to the preservation of its extensive wildlife areas and natural beauty.