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Religion > Christian > Catholic > Urban male catholics per thousand people: Countries Compared

DEFINITION: Population by religion, sex and urban/rural residence. Figures expressed per thousand people for the same year.

CONTENTS

# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
1 Mexico 292.89 2010
2 Brazil 250.36 2010
3 Peru 229.24 2007
4 Chile 197.03 2002
5 Portugal 177.35 2011
6 Paraguay 174.83 2002
7 Switzerland 143.84 2000
8 Slovakia 135.79 2011
9 Nicaragua 129.03 2005
10 Belize 119.06 2000
11 Australia 104.96 2011
12 Saint Lucia 84.47 2001
13 Cayman Islands 72.7 2010
14 Bermuda 71.2 2010
15 Mauritius 61.03 2000
16 New Zealand 49.25 2006
17 South Korea 42.56 2005
18 Mozambique 38.41 2007
19 Burkina Faso 33.37 2006
20 Rwanda 32.37 2002
21 Ghana 28.01 2010
22 Burundi 25.03 2008
23 Tonga 22.88 2006
24 Serbia 13.27 2011
25 Vietnam 8.9 1999
26 Montenegro 8.39 2011
27 Sri Lanka 8.16 2001
28 Jamaica 7.6 2011
29 Indonesia 5.2 2000
30 Hungary 5.01 2011
31 Romania 2.5 2002
32 Bulgaria 2.43 2011
33 Georgia 1.01 2002
34 Finland 0.865 2010
35 Canada 0.576 2011
36 Armenia 0.439 2011
37 Moldova 0.427 2004
38 Czech Republic 0.35 2011
39 Croatia 0.313 2001
40 Ireland 0.0789 2011
41 Lithuania 0.0594 2011
42 Austria 0.044 2001
43 Estonia 0.041 2011
44 Liechtenstein 0.0 2010

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