what is the concept of popolation census?
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Suppusedly it to see how many people arte in an area so the government can decide how many reperesenttives it should be allowed to have in congress
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no records on web.\nLouise have only 315 inhabitants in 2000 census
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All your answers are here: http://www.census.gov/
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http://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=census+statistics
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87,857,473\nhttp://education.yahoo.com/reference/factbook/rp/popula.html
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According to the Preliminary Report on the Census Of Population 2006 "The number of non-Irish nationals enumerated as part of the 2002 census was 222,000, representing 5.8% of the usually resident population. While the corresponding figure for 2006 will have to await the publication of the Principle Demographic Results in April 2007, it can be tentatively estimated from the derived flow data on migration that the stock of non-Irish nationals is likely to be about 400,000 or 9.5%."
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no.  \npopulation- how many people\neconomy-study of a nations spending.
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http://www.census.gov/main/www/popclock.html\n\nU.S. 300,143,448\nWorld 6,555,010,181
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It's a LOT more complicated that a maximum number of people per square mile.  You'd have to take into account how the land is being used.  And even when you fill the land you have, you can build up instead of out (if they can stack people 50 stories high, you've got a lot more people per area).  Ultimately, the number of people a country can support will depend more on other resources (like) than on surface area, and this is constantly changing, and a larger population will tend to produce more, too.  There's no really maximum occupancy of a country.
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Take a look at the region.  What types of activities go on there: agricultural, industrial, etc.  For example, if you asked me what determined the population concentration for the state of Michigan I would job availability.  For example, there are more jobs to be had in the cities so more people move to them.  Really take a look at what goes on in that region.  Where do most of the people live?  What takes place in those areas?  Then you will have your "answer."
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298,095,430\nAccording to the U.S. Bureau of the Census, the resident population of the United States, projected to 02/12/06 at 20:39 GMT (EST+5) is 298,095,430\n\n\nhttp://www.census.gov/population/www/popclockus.html
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There was a census.  Hence the reason the inn was full.
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i think you would have to take a census
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I don't know if every country in the world keeps count. The US Census Bureau is the place to go for demographic information in this country.
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Every 10 years, for the US at least, the government sends out a questionaire to every house in America.  It asks you to fill out things such as number of residents, income, etc.  This gives the government most of the important information about the country.\n\nHowever, this clearly mis-represents two types of people: the ones that don't answer, and the ones that don't have a home address to send a census form to.  As such, the US Census bureau also makes use of statistical modeling of urban areas.  In the poorer areas of a city, the Census Bureau actually sends people around to count up how many people there are.  Sure, they may get some people twice, but they're probably missing just as many, if not more people.  They then use statistical modeling to project what the population of that city is.  Census takers also go door to door to make sure people have filled out their census forms.  The Census Burueau tries to get as much accurate information as possible, as such, its forbidden by law to share some of the information that it recieves that might get people arrested.  This way, they can count things like illegal immigrants and people who don't pay taxes.
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Census 2000, 281.4 million people were counted in the United States — 143.4 million of whom were female and 138.1 million male.
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Population           = Ranked 46th\n- Total (2004 est.)  = 138,400\n- Density            = 364 / km²\n- District           = Ranked 125th \nEthnicity:             98.7% White