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Oceania

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Oceania is a continent. It contains 14 countries and 4 regions, with a total land area of 8,472,340 km² and a population of 44,961,083 people.

Key facts

number of countries: 14
number of regions: 4
population: 44,961,083 people
land area: 8,472,340 km²

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central government debt: 49.84 % of GDP
expense: 44.55 % of GDP
GDP: 2,022,113,708,774.00 current US$
self-employed workers: 45.25 % of total employment
tax revenue: 20.89 % of GDP
unemployment: 3.52 % of total labor force
vulnerable employment: 40.75 % of total employment
armed forces personnel: 78,000 people
democracy score: 30.23
internally displaced persons, by conflict and violence: 88,000 people
individuals using the Internet: 62.64 % of population
military expenditure: 1.19 % of GDP
net migration: 150,275 people
press freedom: 25.41
proportion of seats held by women in national parliaments: 13.03 %
birth rate: 21.45 per 1,000 people
death rate: 7.18 per 1,000 people
health expenditure per capita: 1,365.97 current US$
health expenditure: 9.87 % of GDP
incidence of HIV: 0.25 per 1,000 uninfected population
hospital beds: 2.59 per 1,000 people
life expectancy at birth: 70.50
suicide mortality rate: 14.11 per 100,000 population
agricultural land: 3,758,905.10 km²
alternative and nuclear energy: 8.07 % of total energy use
carbon dioxide emissions (CO2): 420.51 Mt of CO2 equivalent
access to electricity: 88.21 % of population
electricity production from coal sources: 33.56 % of total
electricity production from natural gas sources: 18.16 % of total
electricity production from hydroelectric sources: 30.40 % of total
electricity production from nuclear sources: 0.00 % of total
electricity production from oil sources: 1.35 % of total
electricity production from renewable sources, excluding hydroelectric: 16.46 % of total
net energy imports: -85.36 % of energy use
fertility rate: 2.83 births per woman
forest area: 1,841,301 km²
fossil fuel energy consumption: 14.94 % of total
greenhouse gas emissions (CO2, CH4, N2O, HFCs, PFCs, SF6): 673.16 Mt of CO2 equivalent
median age: 21.39
methane emissions: 180.99 Mt of CO2 equivalent
nitrous oxide emissions: 58.87 Mt of CO2 equivalent
female population: 22,442,848 people
male population: 22,518,235 people
renewable energy consumption: 21.54 % of total final energy consumption
rural land area: 8,448,716.31 km²
rural population: 14,838,005 people
urban land area: 14,624.24 km²
urban population: 30,123,078 people
urban population living in areas where elevation is below 5 meters : 6.62 % of total population

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Oceania is one of the 5 continents in our database.

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Evolution of historical nitrous oxide emissions in Oceania

Evolution of historical net migration in Oceania

Evolution of historical electricity production from nuclear sources in Oceania

Evolution of the historical proportion of seats held by women in national parliaments in Oceania

Map of the distribution of cities in Oceania by population

Map of the density of countries in Oceania

Correlation of methane emissions and population by countries yearly in Oceania

Correlation of methane and nitrous oxide emissions by countries yearly in Oceania

Correlation of self-employment and vulnerable employment by countries yearly in Oceania

Correlation of fossil fuel and renewable energy consumption by countries yearly in Oceania

In literature

There are 247 books written about Oceania in the database.

This dashboard is based on data from: World Bank.

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