While some countries are extremely densely populated, in others the picture is just the opposite. You are interested in what the world map would look like if the territory was divided according to population size. Where Slovenia would move, who would be its neighbors and whether it would have direct access to the open sea, we will publish below.
This is what it would look like world map by population. Some countries are extremely densely populated, while others are much more sparsely populated. Russia is perhaps the largest country in the world (its area is 17,098,242 km²), but it does not have the largest population in the world. He has the most of them China (1.3 billion). According to such logic, therefore, the territory of Russia belongs to China. Despite this, the two countries remain neighbors, as in this case Russia would occupy Kazakhstan.
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The map was created by an Imgur user JPalmz, who collected area and population data from Wikipedia and based on this created a map of the world where they are borders between countries remained unchanged, and the countries divided the territory proportionally according to the number of inhabitants. More inhabitants therefore mean a larger territory.
Did you know that there are only four countries in the world that have a proportional size of territory in terms of population? These are USA, Brazil, Ireland and Yemen, who thus remained in their places. Slovenia she moved to Central Africa, more precisely to Equatorial Guinea (it has a population of 757,014), former Spanish colony, which has direct access to the sea, and water content is negligible. They would be our neighbors Cuba, Burkina Faso and Romania. Croats would be on the territory of Georgia.
These would be images of Slovenia if it were located on the territory of Equatorial Guinea:
