Synopsis Population Geography is a crucial emerging subject, which brings within its purview such issues as the study of people in their spatial distribution and density, increase or decrease in population numbers, movement and mobility of population occupational structures, grouping of people in settlements, geographical character of places, ways in which places react to population phenomena, etc. This book explores all these issues which circumscribe population geography, its relevance and contributions, and its future. The book has been written in a lucid style and is illustrated with diagrams and tables for right interpretation of geographical facts. It will be of immense help for undergraduate and postgraduate students of geography in particular and the students of demography, sociology and economics in general. It will also be useful to engineers, academicians, scholars and general readers who are interested in population problems.