Arab World - Population Density

Population Density

Rank Country Density
(/km2)		 Density
(/mi2)		 Area
(km2)		 Area
(mi2)		 Population Notes
1 Bahrain 1,788 4,631 750 290 1,341,000
2 Palestine 713 1,847 6,020 2,320 4,293,313
3 Lebanon 408 1,057 10,452 4,036 4,268,000
4 Comoros 343 888 2,235 863 767,000
5 Kuwait 162 420 17,818 6,880 2,889,000
6 Qatar 175 453 11,000 4,200 1,921,000
7 Syria 117 303 185,180 71,500 21,740,340
8 United Arab Emirates 97 251 83,600 32,300 8,089,070
9 Egypt 92 238 1,001,449 386,662 82,532,544
10 Morocco 76 197 446,550 172,410 32,666,179 Including Western Sahara (Non-self-governing territory)
11 Jordan 71 184 89,342 34,495 6,345,023
12 Iraq 76 197 438,317 169,235 33,425,000
13 Tunisia 65 168 163,610 63,170 10,673,800
14 Yemen 45 117 527,968 203,850 25,502,000
15 Djibouti 39 101 23,200 9,000 923,000
16 Sudan 18 47 1,886,068 728,215 34,848,000
17 Algeria 16 41 2,381,741 919,595 37,100,000
18 Somalia 15 39 637,657 246,201 9,656,000
19 Saudi Arabia 13.1 34 2,149,690 830,000 28,660,000
20 Oman 9.3 24 309,500 119,500 2,883,000
21 Libya 3.7 9.6 1,759,540 679,360 6,449,000
22 Mauritania 3.3 8.5 1,025,520 395,960 3,378,254

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