Gauteng, small but crowded, has an average of 785 people per square kilometre. The empty but enormous Northern Cape has a population density of only three people for each square kilometre.
Read more: South Africa’s population
In 2017 the population density in South Africa’s provinces, and the country, was:
- Eastern Cape: 38 people per square kilometre
- Free State: 22 people per square kilometre
- Gauteng: 785 people per square kilometre
- KwaZulu-Natal: 117 people per square kilometre
- Limpopo: 46 people per square kilometre
- Mpumalanga: 58 people per square kilometre
- Northern Cape: 3 people per square kilometre
- North West: 37 people per square kilometre
- Western Cape: 50 people per square kilometre
- South Africa: 46 people per square kilometre
Updated 13 October 2019
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