World Rankings

After we took an unexpected pop quiz that I probably didn't do good on, we viewed different countries in the world on a website. We saw what the countries rankings were based on population, migration and growth. We took notes on a map based on the world's biggest and most developed countries, this list was mostly based on population. The top 25 countries were,
1CHINA1,379,302,771JULY 2017 EST.
2INDIA1,281,935,911JULY 2017 EST.
3UNITED STATES326,625,791JULY 2017 EST.
4INDONESIA260,580,739JULY 2017 EST.
5BRAZIL207,353,391JULY 2017 EST.
6PAKISTAN204,924,861JULY 2017 EST.
7NIGERIA190,632,261JULY 2017 EST.
8BANGLADESH157,826,578JULY 2017 EST.
9RUSSIA142,257,519JULY 2017 EST.
10JAPAN126,451,398JULY 2017 EST.
11MEXICO124,574,795JULY 2017 EST.
12ETHIOPIA105,350,020JULY 2017 EST.
13PHILIPPINES104,256,076JULY 2017 EST.
14EGYPT97,041,072JULY 2017 EST.
15VIETNAM96,160,163JULY 2017 EST.
16CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE83,301,151JULY 2017 EST.
17IRAN82,021,564JULY 2017 EST.
18TURKEY80,845,215JULY 2017 EST.
19GERMANY80,594,017JULY 2017 EST.
20THAILAND68,414,135JULY 2017 EST.
21FRANCE67,106,161JULY 2017 EST.
22UNITED KINGDOM64,769,452JULY 2017 EST.
23ITALY62,137,802JULY 2017 EST.
24BURMA55,123,814JULY 2017 EST.
25SOUTH AFRICA54,841,552JULY 2017 EST.

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