Why 85% of The UK's Population Lives in Just One Corner (Geography)

Despite having historic cities across Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, the vast majority of the United Kingdom's population and GDP is concentrated in the South East of England. Discover the ancient geography, coal basins, shipping canals, and industrial revolution roots that determined Britain's modern population map. 📊 Chapters & Timestamps: 0:00 - The UK Population Imbalance 2:10 - Lowlands vs Highlands 4:25 - The Industrial Revolution Shift 6:30 - London's Gravity & Modern Inequality 7:45 - Final Summary 💬 Have you been to the UK? What surprised you the most about its geography? 🔔 Subscribe to DataFlux for weekly geography and history animations.