Эти тенденции, наверное, везде. Я про Испанию много наслышался. Про их пустые деревни. Да и простой вопрос про США к Чату дает:
Yes, there are several areas in the USA that have experienced population decline over the last 20 years. Some notable examples include:
Rust Belt Cities: Cities in the Rust Belt, such as Detroit, Michigan, and Cleveland, Ohio, have seen significant population declines due to the loss of manufacturing jobs and economic challenges.
Rural Areas: Many rural areas across the Midwest and Northeast have experienced population declines as people move to urban areas for better job opportunities and amenities.
West Virginia: This state has consistently lost population over the past two decades, largely due to economic struggles and a lack of job opportunities.
Illinois: Particularly in cities like Chicago, Illinois has seen a notable population decline, driven by factors such as high taxes and economic challenges.
These trends reflect broader economic and social shifts, including the movement towards urbanization and the search for better economic opportunities.
Isn't it interesting how these patterns shape the demographics of the country?
, либо живут на ДВ (или хотя бы за Уралом), либо и то и другое вместе.
