In North America, the USA and Canada both have a rate of 7-8/1000 whereas Mexico’s is much lower at 0-4/1000. In South America it is more uneven with a range of death rates from 0-4 to 9-10. Countries such as Brazil, Chili and Peru fall within 5-6, in a few others such as Argentina and Bolivia it increases to 7-8. The anomaly on the continent is Uruguay which has greater death rates at 11-15.

 

The trend in Africa is also highly uneven as the rates range from 0-4 to 21+. Libya and Algeria are the only countries with 0-4 rates making them anomalies to the general trend of high death crude death rates. Countries such as Somalia, Nigeria, Mali and Kenya are at 21+

In Europe there is more consistency in both west and east. The west ( has a rate if 9-10 whereas the east (Belarus, Ukraine,Bulgaira) have a rate of 11-15.

the overall lowest death rates are in Asia (consistently between 5-6 and 7-8, China, India) Myanmar being the anomaly at 9-10. As well as North America and South America, the highest in Africa.

World Death Rate are different in different regions. For example in Africa most of the death rates are higher than the rest of the world. In Somalia, Niger, Mali, Angola, Botswana and Tanzania, all these countries have above 21 deaths per 1000 people. However, there are some anomalies such as Libya, Algeria who have significantly lower number of deaths, from 0-4 deaths per 1000 people. In South America, the number of deaths go from 0-8 deaths per 1000 population. There is an exception of Uruguay which has 9-10 deaths per 1000 population. In North America US and Canada have the same numbers of deaths per 1000 population, both 7-8 deaths. However Mexico, Costa Rica and Nicaragua have one the lowest in the Area with 0-4 deaths. Western Europe have the same data of 9-10 Deaths. In the Balkan, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania and Croatia have higher rate of deaths, from 11-15. The rest of the Balkan have the same data as Western Europe. The East Europe and Russia have the death rates of 16-20 deaths per 1000 population. 

The overall pattern of world death rate could be described as uneven distribution. The North and South America, Asia, and Oceania have low death rate. Europe and Africa have higher death rate. In North and South America, the average death rate is about 7. The death rate of most countries is lower than 9. For example, the death rate of Brazil is 7. There is a anomaly which is Uruguay. The death rate of Uruguay is 10 deaths per 1000 population. In Europe and Africa, the average death rate is over 9. In Europe, there is no exception with death rate lower than 9. The countries with the highest death rate in Europe is Russia and its neighbor countries. Their death rate is about 15. In Africa, many countries have death rate of 21 such as South Africa. There are some exceptions. For instance, the death rate of Algeria and Lybia is lower than 4. In Asia and Oceania, the average death rate is 7. For example, Australia and India have 7 deaths per 1000 population. There are some anomalies. Saudi Arabia and Oman’s death rate are between 0-4. Afghanistan and Laos’s death rate are between 16-20. Burma, Nepal and Cambodia have death rate of 9.

Secondly, as a general pattern we can see that continents such as South-America have a low death rate, included between 0 and 6 (number of death per 1000 population), compare to 7 to 8 deaths for the North-America. Indeed, in the Northern-Atmosphere the death rate seems to be generally higher than in most part of the world. (Between 9 and 10 for the Europe and, between 11 and 15 for Russia) In contrary, in the Southern- Atmosphere, include one anomalies which is Africa, but Oceania has a really low death rate (between 5 and 6 death per 1000 population) so does South-Africa. Lastly, we can observe one or two exceptions. 

Lastly, Uruguay in South-America seems to have a really high death rate compare to his neighbors. (10 deaths per 1000 population instead of 0 to 4 for the other countries, such as Argentina or Brazil) Also, in Africa, Mali tends to have a higher death rate compare to the country in the North-Africa (Algeria). Overall, we can conclude that death rate is quite unequally divided over the world, which s probably due to the fact that there are developing countries or not… 

The global average of the death rate is approximately 11 to 15 deaths per 1000 population. This is just the general trend globally, the trend on each continent and in each country varies depending on different factors. In North America the average death rate is about 6 per 1000 people per year, Mexico has the least amount at around 0 to 4 per 1000 people, this is very low. In Africa the general trend is about 15 to 18 deaths per 1000 people, there are a few anomalies, Algeria and Libya both have very low death rates at around 0 to 4 deaths per 1000 people each. The general trend in Europe is about 9 to 10 deaths per 1000 people per  population. Russia has a quite high death rate at about 11 to 15 per 1000 people. Oceania and Asia are around 8 to 9 per 1000 people. Australia is not an anomaly but it does have quite a high death rate at around 7 to 8 deaths per 1000 people. South America is generally around 7 to 8 as well, an anomaly here is Uruguay, it has a death rate of about 9 to 10, this is a bit higher than all its neighbors. Overall the global trend is still around 11 to 15 deaths per 1000 population. 

 

The overall pattern of world death rates (deaths per 1000 population) could be described as an uneven distribution. The areas with the highest death rates are mostly located in African countries, for example, south Africa, Botswana, Niger. Etc. There is one exception to this and that’s Afghanistan which is located in the middle east however has a high death rate of approximately 20 deaths per 1000 population. North America has the most even distribution of world death rates with a consistent rate of approximately 7-8 deaths per 1000 population. In general, the northern hemisphere has a lower overall world death rate with Afghanistan being the only exception and in the southern hemisphere the countries with the lowest death rate being anomalies are Venezuela and Paraguay having a death rate of only 0-4 deaths per 1000 population. 

In south america, Mexico, Venezuela,Ecuador and Paraguay have a low death rate , compared to it’s neighboring countries like Argentina which have more than 21 out of 1000 deaths per year. 

In African, countries like Madagascar have an average death rate of 9-10 of 1000 deaths yearly alongside the DRC, Ethiopia, Kenya and Sudan. This map countries can be classified among the average in African with an average of 11-15 out 1000 per year when compared to Algeria and Libya with 0-4 out of 1000 deaths.

 

The average amount of deaths per 1000 population in the world is 5-8. The overall pattern shows North America, South America, Oceania and Asia to have a steady death rate of 5-6 deaths per 1000 population. Africa and Europe show an increase in their death rate, 7-8 deaths per 1000 population. In North America there is an average death rate of 5-6 deaths per 1000 population, however in Mexico there is a death rate of 0-4 deaths. In Europe there is an average death rate of 9-10 except for in Russia where there is a death rate of 11-15 deaths per 1000 population. In Africa there are several anomalies, in Libya and Algeria there is a death rate of 0-4 which is significantly lower than the rest of the continent. In the Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Tanzania and Rwanda there is a lower birth rate than the rest of the continent except for Algeria and Libya which have an even lower death rate. The death rate in the countries is 11-15 whereas the rest of Africa has a death rate of 16-20. There is one country that has had no data collected or shown on the map and that is Western Sahara. Overall this means that the pattern in Africa is very uneven whereas in North America, South America and Oceania there is a very little change within the continents themselves.