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The image displays a line graph titled "Percentage of the population living in cities" with a timeline from 1970 to 2040; Argentina starts at 74% in 1970, 76% in 1980, 86% in 1990, 89% in 2000, 92% in 2010, and projects at 94% in 2020, 96% in 2030, and 98% in 2040; Brazil initiates at 56% in 1970, 67% in 1980, 77% in 1990, 83% in 2000, 87% in 2010, and estimates at 91% in 2020, 93% in 2030, and 95% in 2040; Uruguay commences at 81% in 1970, 86% in 1980, 89% in 1990, 91% in 2000, 93% in 2010, and predicts at 94% in 2020, 96% in 2030, and 97% in 2040; Ecuador begins at 37% in 1970, 43% in 1980, 55% in 1990, 63% in 2000, 67% in 2010, and foresees at 73% in 2020, 78% in 2030, and 83% in 2040; Data points are shown as dots connected with lines ascending over time for each country.
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The line graph illustrates changes in the proportion of urban residents in Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay and Ecuador from 1970 to 2020, with projections to 2040. Overall, urban populations grew significantly across all four countries, though at differing rates, and future growth is expected to slow.
From 1970 to 2020, Argentina began with the highest urban share at around 70%, while Uruguay and Ecuador started at just 20% and Brazil at 50%. By 2020, Uruguay had overtaken Argentina to become the most urbanised nation at 95%, with Argentina and Brazil reaching just over and nearly 90% respectively. Ecuador saw steady growth to nearly 70%, remaining the least urbanised.
Looking ahead to 2040, urbanisation will slow in Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay, with increases of no more than 3%. In contrast, Ecuador’s urban population is projected to rise to 80%, narrowing the gap with the other three countries.
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