The Ganges basin is the most heavily populated river basin in the world. What density (people per square kilometer) do human populations reach along the Ganges? Reset the map. Select Physical Environment and choose Physical Features. Next, select Population and choose Population Density. Use the transparency sliders as necessary. The Ganges basin is the most heavily populated river basin in the world. What density (people per square kilometer) do human populations reach along the Ganges? a. 101 to 250 b. 251 to 500 c. 501 to 1000 d. 1001 to 12,801 > 12,801

The Ganges plain in India is a heavily populated region of the planet. The primary reason for the high population densities in this region is related to its suitability for agriculture and adequate presence of water. Population densities of 1000 per square mile is reported for this region. Converting this figure to number of people per square km , we need to divide the value by 2.59. This yields a value in the range 251 to 500. So b is the required option.