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The charts most people come here for — regional fertility maps, census maps, where the births are, and the fertility decomposition — plus the rest of the catalogue.
People
Why birthrates matter
Age structure, pensions, schools, and coalitions — then generate a country briefing you can send to someone who has to act on it.
Maps
Regional fertility maps
Total fertility by state, province, and country — India, Pakistan, Nigeria, Brazil, Colombia, Indonesia, Iran, Europe (NUTS 2), Africa, the Caribbean, and dozens of other official maps.
Maps
Census maps
Ethnicity, ancestry, race, and country of birth from national censuses — the UK, Denmark, Germany, Russia, the United States, and the rest of Europe.
Population
Where the births are
Share of a region's residents, and share of its babies — country by country. A younger country can punch above its population.
Population
Share of world population & births
China, India, Nigeria and others as % of world people and babies, 1950–2100 — with UN medium forecast.
Population
World population growth map
Annual % change by country on a scrubable timeline — who is growing, who is shrinking.
Population
India as population dots
WorldPop 2025 grid as glowing dots — zoom in and tiles stream from a single PMTiles archive.
Population
Europe: who grew, who shrank
GHSL 2000→2025 settlement change — green growth, pink decline, gray empty.
Population
Compare regions yourself
Paint provinces into groups, sum their populations, and download a social-ready image.
Population
Population rankings
Most populous countries, fastest growth, density, dependency, rural share, and urban growth.
Population
Workers vs retirees
Working-age and 65+ headcounts — compare countries through 2060.
Fertility
Fertility by race, origin & income
U.S. TFR by race since 1980, Austria national-origin and Kosovo ethnicity tables, Bolivian projections, and a GDP–fertility scatter.
Fertility
Fertility by education and income
DHS TFR by schooling and wealth quintile, U.S. TFR by educational attainment, and why language spoken at home has no official U.S. fertility table.
Fertility
Many mothers, or large families?
The same total fertility rate can mean most women become mothers, or that a smaller group of mothers have larger families.
Fertility
Fertility since 1800
Total fertility for most countries back to the nineteenth century — Human Fertility Database, UN WPP, and Gapminder reconstructions, then World Bank from 1960.
Fertility
World fertility
Interactive timeline, TFR since 1800, 2026 nowcast, country rankings, and the biggest movers.
People
Cities
Population, fertility, and foreign-born share for metropolitan areas worldwide.
Tools
Country briefings
A memo you can forward: fertility, neighbors, workers versus retirees, and whether family policy has moved TFR elsewhere. Every country on the site.
Tools
Compare countries
Side-by-side fertility, population, migration, and GDP for any pair of countries.
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