Riga cycling routes map covers most of the dedicated cycle paths in the city and its surroundings. Riga has greatly expanded its cycling infrastructure in recent years, and since terrain is very flat in the city, cycling is very easy here. Cycling routes network reaches into the suburbs of Riga, . The Riga cycling routes … Read more
Population change of London boroughs between 2001 and 2021 censuses. During this period, all London boroughs saw their population increase, except Kensington and Chelsea (-11.3%). The largest increase of population was in the eastern part of London: Tower Hamlets (+55.3%), Newham (+40.6%), Greenwich (+33%), Barking and Dagenham (+31.9%), also Hounslow (+33.3%) in the western part … Read more
Kaunas metropolitan region is the main industrial, transport, economical and cultural region in the central part of Lithuania. Population – 656 417 (2021 census data). Population figures of different parts of the Kaunas metropolitan region:Kaunas city – 304 198 (1 January 2024)Kaunas urban area – 410 475 (1 January 2024)Kaunas metropolitan region – 656 417 (2021 … Read more
Population density of Spain in 2021 was 95 persons per square kilometer. The densiest regions are along the Mediterranean coast and around big cities, in Basque Country, Galicia, and the islands. While population density of the biggest cities normally exceeds 1000 persons/sq. km, suburban areas have a density between 100 and 1000. Inland rural areas … Read more
The population of municipalities in Spain has undergone significant changes from 1996 to 2021. The demographic trend has been shifting towards the largest cities and the Mediterranean coast. (Texto en español – debajo inglés) Between 1996 and 2021, the municipalities of Yebes (+2461%), Villanueva de la Torre (+1897%), and Arroyomolinos (+1144%) witnessed the most substantial … Read more
Ukraine is the second largest country in Europe, after russia. Its population is around 40 million, the capital city is Kiyv. Ukraine is located on the northern shore of the Black Sea and Azov Sea, between the Carpathian Mountains in the west, and Polesia lowland region in the north.