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    Fertility rates by country

    @savageupdatesA fresh breakdown of fertility rates across the most populated nations shows a wide spread in children per woman. DR Congo leads with 5.80, followed by Tanzania at 4.40 and Nigeria at 4.02. Ethiopia sits at 3.72, Pakistan at 3.44, Egypt at 2.68, and South Africa at 2.16. Moving down the list, Bangladesh has 2.09, Indonesia 2.08, India 1.92, Mexico 1.89, Philippines 1.86, Vietnam 1.84, Iran 1.65, France 1.63, United States 1.62, Turkey 1.61, Brazil 1.61, and United Kingdom 1.53. Russia rounds out the top 20 at 1.47. The data is presented as a numbered list alongside a world map infographic where several countries are highlighted in dark green. A note clarifies that 2.1 children per woman keeps the population constant. The graphic carries a watermark reading STEVEN'S GEODATA & RANKINGS. #InfoEditorials

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    Fertility rates by country

    Photo by @savageupdates· Aug 24, 2026· News

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    The image is a world map infographic displaying the number of children per woman in the most populated countries. Several countries are highlighted in dark green on the map, and a numbered list below provides specific data. The mood is informative and statistical. A notable detail is the watermark "STEVEN'S GEODATA & RANKINGS" in the bottom right corner. The text at the top reads "NUMBER OF CHILDREN PER WOMAN IN THE MOST POPULATED COUNTRIES". Below the map, it states "2.1 children per woman keeps the population constant." The list includes countries like DR Congo, Tanzania, Nigeria, and the United States with their corresponding fertility rates.

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    Fertility rates by country

    @savageupdatesA fresh breakdown of fertility rates across the most populated nations shows a wide spread in children per woman. DR Congo leads with 5.80, followed by Tanzania at 4.40 and Nigeria at 4.02. Ethiopia sits at 3.72, Pakistan at 3.44, Egypt at 2.68, and South Africa at 2.16. Moving down the list, Bangladesh has 2.09, Indonesia 2.08, India 1.92, Mexico 1.89, Philippines 1.86, Vietnam 1.84, Iran 1.65, France 1.63, United States 1.62, Turkey 1.61, Brazil 1.61, and United Kingdom 1.53. Russia rounds out the top 20 at 1.47. The data is presented as a numbered list alongside a world map infographic where several countries are highlighted in dark green. A note clarifies that 2.1 children per woman keeps the population constant. The graphic carries a watermark reading STEVEN'S GEODATA & RANKINGS. #InfoEditorials

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    Fertility rates by country

    Photo by @savageupdates· Aug 24, 2026· News

    About this photo

    The image is a world map infographic displaying the number of children per woman in the most populated countries. Several countries are highlighted in dark green on the map, and a numbered list below provides specific data. The mood is informative and statistical. A notable detail is the watermark "STEVEN'S GEODATA & RANKINGS" in the bottom right corner. The text at the top reads "NUMBER OF CHILDREN PER WOMAN IN THE MOST POPULATED COUNTRIES". Below the map, it states "2.1 children per woman keeps the population constant." The list includes countries like DR Congo, Tanzania, Nigeria, and the United States with their corresponding fertility rates.

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