Cuba 'Analytics'

Language

  • Official Language:
  • 1. Spanish : 11,194,000
  • 2. Haitian Creole : 296,622

Mother Tongue : Spanish

Literacy Rate (%) : 99.80

Details

Country Capital : Havana
GDP Per Capita : 0
GDP Per Capita Rank : 188th/195
Life Expectancy : 78
Unemployment Rate : 0
Number of Internet Users : 8,054,634
Internet Users Rank : 76th/195
Area : 106,758
Area Rank : 103rd/195
Total Population : 10,937
Total Population Rank : 87th/195

Continent: Central America and the Caribbean

Cities with > 100K popln: 17

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Cuba Highlights

Cuba is the 87th ranked country in population and 103rd ranked in area out of 195 countries in the world. Please keep the country rank in perspective, for the highlights below.

Better than World Average-

  • 1. 1stCuba is the highest ranked in Doctors (Per 10,000) out of 195 countries in the world.
  • 2. 12thThe average Literacy Rate (%) of 195 countries in the world is 86. Cuba is the highest ranked country out of 195 countries. This indicates that there is a better educational infrastructure in this country as compared to other countries.
  • 3. 13thOut of the 195 countries in the world, Cuba is the highest ranked in Total Military Force . This implies that the country is facing higher threats compared to other countries or may imply that the size or population of the country is higher.

Worse than World Average-

  • 1. Cuba is the 91st worst ranked in Potatoes prod. out of 195 countries in the world. This is indicative of less focus on the production of potatoes, or scarcity of fertile land, or higher industrialisation as compared to other countries.
  • 2. The average Enrolment in primary edu. of the countries in the world is 9,629,078. Cuba is the 99th worst-ranked country out of 195 countries. This may take into context a lower country population, or imply that lesser people in this country pursue primary education when compared to other countries.
  • 3. Out of the 195 countries in the world, Cuba is the 99th worst ranked in Rural Pop. . This may indicate that there is a high degree of industrialisation, or better urbanisation and development policies in place in comparison to other countries.

Cuba Metrics