2010 Zambian census
Reports

2010 Zambian census

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Provinces	Rank	Population	% of total population	Males	Females	Sex Ratio	Literacy rate (%)	Rural Population (%)	Urban Population (%)	Area (km²)	Density (/km²)	Decadal Growth (%) (2000-2010)

Central	5	1,307,111	10.05	648,465	658,646	1,016	70.90	74.87	25.13	94,394	13.8	2.60

Copperbelt	2	1,972,317	15.21	981,887	990,430	1,009	83.10	19.11	80.89	31,328	63	2.20

Eastern	3	1,592,661	12.16	784,680	807,981	1,030	54.40	87.42	12.58	51,476	30.9	2.60

Luapula	7	991,927	7.57	488,589	503,338	1,030	62.60	80.39	19.61	50,567	19.6	2.50

Lusaka	1	2,191,225	16.78	1,082,998	1,108,227	1,023	83.00	15.35	84.65	21,896	100.1	4.60

Muchinga	9	711,657	5.42	349,872	361,785	1,034	63.50	82.99	17.01	87,806	8.1	3.10

Northern	6	1,105,824	8.47	546,851	558,973	1,022	61.00	81.68	18.32	77,650	14.2	3.20

North-Western	8	727,044	5.55	358,141	368,903	1,030	63.00	77.45	22.55	125,826	5.8	2.20

Southern	4	1,589,926	12.08	779,659	810,267	1,039	71.20	75.33	24.67	85,283	18.6	2.80

Western	8	902,974	6.72	433,505	469,469	1,083	61.60	86.73	13.27	126,386	7.1	1.70

TOTAL	Zambia	13,092,666	100	6,454,647	6,638,019	1,028	70.2	60.49	39.51	752,612	17.4	2.8

Sentence(s)

The Western Province was the largest among all provinces with an area of 126,386 km², while Lusaka was the smallest with 21,896 km².

final_sentence: The Western Province was the largest among all provinces with an area of 126,386 km², while Lusaka was the smallest with 21,896 km².