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Georgia Urban Population 1960s

Share of total population living in areas classified as urban by national statistical offices. Urbanization tends to rise with economic development. · World Bank
45.42% decade average (1960–1969)

Georgia's urban population during the 1960s ranged from 42.64% (1960) to 47.61% (1969), averaging 45.42% over 10 years of data.

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1960s Data▾
YearValueChangeRank
1960 42.64% – 137th
1961 43.63% +1.00% 138th
1962 44.39% +0.76% 137th
1963 44.71% +0.31% 134th
1964 45.20% +0.49% 135th
1965 45.78% +0.58% 135th
1966 46.31% +0.53% 133rd
1967 46.75% +0.44% 132nd
1968 47.18% +0.43% 130th
1969 47.61% +0.43% 130th
Source: World Bank (SP.URB.TOTL.IN.ZS)
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