Rural Population Distribution

Rural population distribution refers to how people are spread out in less densely populated areas, typically outside cities and towns. In rural regions, populations tend to be smaller, and communities are often spread apart, with more land dedicated to farming, nature, or open space. This contrasts with urban areas, where people live in close proximity. Factors influencing rural population distribution include access to resources, job opportunities, transportation, and environmental conditions. Understanding this distribution helps in planning services like healthcare, education, and infrastructure for rural communities.