Using the map of the population density of southern and eastern asia, what can you determine about the impact of rivers on the population of southern and eastern asia? question 5 options: more people live along the rivers than in the mountains and deserts. more people live in the deserts than along the rivers and in mountains. the population is evenly distributed between rivers, mountains, and deserts. more people live in the mountains than along rivers or in deserts.

The correct answer is: More people live along the rivers than in the mountains and deserts.

In the north of India we can see an area with high population density along the Ganges River, and in the northeast of China we can see a great area with high population density in the region of the Young Tse river. We can see a lot of high population density along all the coasts of India, Southern Asia and China, Korea and Japan.

Most of people live along all the coasts and fertile plains bathed by great rivers and their tributaries. In the deserts and mountains in general we can see very low population density in the map.

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