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The chart provides information about the growth of urban populations in various regions from 1950 to 2000, with future projections.

In 1950, Latin America and the Caribbean had the highest urban population, with 42% of their total population living in cities. By contrast, Asia and Africa had significantly lower urban populations, accounting for only 14% and 12% of their respective populations.

By 2000, urbanization had increased significantly in both Africa and Asia, with the urban population in both regions reaching 37%. Latin America and the Caribbean maintained a higher level of urbanization, with over two-thirds of the population living in cities. Globally, by 2000, urban and rural populations were almost equal in size.

Looking ahead to 2030, all regions are expected to see continued growth in urban populations. Latin America and the Caribbean are predicted to have around 80% of their population living in cities, while globally, about 60% of the population will be urban.