local population

A local population refers to the group of people living in a specific geographic area, such as a town, neighborhood, or district. It includes everyone who resides there, whether permanently or temporarily. This population can be characterized by its size, age distribution, cultural background, and other demographic factors. Understanding the local population helps communities plan services like schools, healthcare, and infrastructure, and provides insight into the community's needs and growth trends. Essentially, it represents the human community within a defined area, forming the basis for various social, economic, and planning decisions.