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Arithmetic
density is calculated by dividing the total population by the total land area. It provides a simple average of how many individuals live within a unit area.
Agricultural
density refers to the number of people engaged in agricultural activities per unit area, often reflecting the distribution of farming and land use.
Physiological
density measures the number of people supported by a unit area of arable land. It highlights the relationship between population and suitable land for agriculture.
Arithmetic Formula
Total Population ÷ Total Land | people per square mile
Agricultural Formula
Number of Farmers ÷ Arable Land | Farmers per square mile of Arable Land
Physiological Formula
Total Population ÷ Arable Land | people per square mile of Arable Land