This is a list of South American countries by population based on the country population estimates published by the UN.[1] Show South American population by country (top 10) Brazil (49.4%) Colombia (11.8%) Argentina (10.5%) Peru (7.6%) Venezuela (6.7%) Chile (4.4%) Ecuador (4.1%) Bolivia (2.7%) Paraguay (1.6%) Uruguay (0.8%) Other (0.4%)
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What are the 10 most populated countries in South America?These are the ten most populous countries in South America.. Brazil - 204.5 million.. Colombia - 48.5 million. ... . Argentina - 43.1 million. ... . Peru - 31.2 million. ... . Venezuela - 30.6 million. ... . Ecuador - 16.3 million. ... . Chile - 18 million. ... . Bolivia - 10.5 million. ... . Which 3 countries in South America have the largest population?Brazil has the largest population in South America followed by Colombia, Argentina, Peru & Venezuela. Five (5) countries in South America have populations greater than 27 million. Ten (10) countries have populations greater than 3 million. Brazil and Colombia account for roughly 61% of South America's population.
Which South American country has the lowest population?The least populous sovereign country in South America is Suriname (or Surinam), with a 2013 population of 539,000. Located in northern South America, the country is bordered by Brazil to the south, French Guiana to the east, Guyana to the west and the Atlantic Ocean on the north.
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