Based on physical environment, historical influences, and economic activities, different geographical sub-regions of Nigeria exhibit varying population concentrations. Order the following sub-regions from LOWEST population density to HIGHEST population density.
- 1The Borgu sector of the Niger Valley
- 2The rural agricultural zone of the Jos Plateau
- 3The Cocoa Belt of South-Western Nigeria
- 4The Anambra-Imo heartland of South-Eastern Nigeria
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The correct sequence from lowest to highest population density is: Borgu sector of the Niger Valley, followed by the Jos Plateau rural agricultural zone, then the Cocoa Belt of South-Western Nigeria, and finally the Anambra-Imo heartland of South-Eastern Nigeria.
The correct sequence orders the sub-regions by increasing population density: Borgu sector of the Niger Valley (<50 persons/km²), Jos Plateau (100–200 persons/km²), South-Western Cocoa Belt (300–500 persons/km²), and Anambra-Imo heartland (>800 persons/km²). This reflects the combined influence of environmental quality, historical defense/slave-trade impacts, and economic production belts in Nigeria.
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Regional variation of population distribution and density across Nigeria