A map shows the population density of Europe. The population is most dense in the following areas: along river valleys in western, central, and eastern Europe, along the coasts on the Mediterranean Sea, Atlantic Ocean, North Sea, and Baltic Sea, lower Great Britain, Italy, northern German, and Denmark. The population density is lightest in Spain, along the Alps Mountains in central Europe, northern Great Britain, Scandinavia, and Russia.
Which statement best describes where most people live in Europe?
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Most people live in southern Europe.
Most people live in southern Europe.
Population is concentrated on the coast and in river valleys.
Population is concentrated on the coast and in river valleys.
Population is concentrated in the mountainous central region.
Population is concentrated in the mountainous central region.
Most people live in northern Europe.
Most people live in northern Europe.
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The statement that best describes where most people live in Europe is:
Population is concentrated on the coast and in river valleys.
This accurately reflects the description provided in the map analysis, where the most densely populated areas are identified as coastal regions and river valleys, while lighter population densities are noted in mountainous and more northern regions.
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