Question

Why does most of eastern Russia have a low population density?

Answer 1

Answer:

Most of the region is located within tundra and subarctic climate zones.

Step-by-step explanation:

Russia is one of the largest country in the word, with a land area of about  17,098,246  square kilometers and a population of about 146,745,098. Its land covers 1/8 of the earth's surface inhabited area. It falls between the continents of Asia and Russia. But despite this vast land  it has a population density of about 8.4 per kilometer square which is about 21.8 per square mile, which is a very low population density. This happens because most of Its region is located within tundra and subarctic climate zones.

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct answer would be C. Most of the region is located within tundra and subarctic climate zones.

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