World divided into 82 equal-population regions, 2050

Each region holds about 118 million people in 2050 (82 × 118M ≈ 9.67 billion). Partitioned by recursive geographic bipartition of countries (large states split by province or longitude strips). Equal population first — borders are modern Natural Earth outlines, not period frontiers.

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Click a region — each held about 118 million people in 2050.

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Alaska
Montana · California
Mexico
Canada
Texas · Kansas
Haiti · Dominican Rep.
Colombia · Venezuela
Argentina · Chile
Brazil 1
Brazil 2 · Peru
Mali · Morocco
Côte d'Ivoire · Guinea
France · Spain
United Kingdom
Ghana · Burkina Faso
Nigeria 1
Algeria · Niger
Nigeria 2
Germany
Nigeria 3
Cameroon
Italy
Chad
South Africa · Angola
Dem. Rep. Congo 1
Poland · Ukraine
Dem. Rep. Congo 2
Egypt
Sudan
Zambia · Malawi
Uganda
Turkey
Tanzania
Kenya
Mozambique · Madagascar
Ethiopia 1 · Saudi Arabia
Iraq · Syria
Ethiopia 2
Yemen · Somaliland
Iran
Uzbekistan
Pakistan 1
Afghanistan
Pakistan 2
Kazakhstan · Tajikistan
Gujarat
Pakistan 3
Rajasthan
Maharashtra
Ladakh · Himachal Pradesh
Karnataka · Andhra Pradesh
Uttarakhand · Haryana
Madhya Pradesh
Tamil Nadu · Sri Lanka
Chhattisgarh · Telangana
Xinjiang 1
Uttar Pradesh
Odisha
Bihar · Jharkhand
West Bengal
Tibet
Bangladesh 1
Xinjiang 2
Bangladesh 2
Arunachal Pradesh · Assam
Russia
Myanmar · Yunnan
Qinghai · Sichuan
Gansu
Thailand
Indonesia 1
Vietnam · Malaysia
Guangxi · Guangdong
Shaanxi · Hebei
Hunan · Hubei
Inner Mongolia
Indonesia 2
South Korea · Shandong
Philippines
Heilongjiang · Jilin
Indonesia 3
Japan

Source: Population: Our World in Data / UN World Population Prospects (and Gapminder historical estimates before 1950). Borders: Natural Earth admin-0 (110m), with admin-1 splits for China, India, USA, and Russia where available.

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