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SOUTH AMERICA
INTERNET USERS AND POPULATION STATISTICS
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SOUTH AMERICA
REGION
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Population
( 2011 Est. )
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% Pop.
of World
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Internet
Users,
Latest Data
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Penetration
(% Population)
|
Growth
(2000-2011)
|
% Users
of World
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South
America
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400,067,694
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5.8
%
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162,779,880
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40.7 %
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1,039.0
%
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7.8 %
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Rest of
World
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6,529,987,460
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94.2 %
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1,932,226,125
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29.6 %
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457.3 %
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92.2 %
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WORLD
TOTAL
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6,930,055,154
|
100.0 %
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2,095,006,005
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30.2 %
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480.4 %
|
100.0 %
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NOTES: (1) Statistics for South America (SA) were
updated for March 21, 2011. (2) Population is based on data contained in US Census Bureau. (3) The most recent usage data comes mainly from figures
published by Nielsen Online
, ITU , Computer Industry Almanac, and trustworthy local sources. (4) Data on this site
may be cited, giving due credit and establishing an active link
back to Internet World Stats
. (5) For definitions and help,
see the site surfing
guide. Copyright
© 2012, Miniwatts Marketing Group. All rights
reserved.
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Internet Usage and Population Statistics for
South America
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SOUTH AMERICA
|
Population
( 2011 Est. )
|
% Pop.
S. A.
|
Internet Usage,
Latest Data
|
% Population
(Penetration)
|
Growth
(2000-2011)
|
% Users
S. A.
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Argentina
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41,769,726
|
10.4
%
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27,568,000
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66.0 %
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1,002.7 %
|
16.9
%
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Bolivia
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10,118,683
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2.5
%
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1,102,500
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10.9 %
|
818.8 %
|
0.7
%
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Brazil
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203,429,773
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50.8 %
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75,982,000
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37.4 %
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1,419.6 %
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46.7 % |
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Chile
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16,888,760
|
4.2
%
|
9,254,423
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54.8 %
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426.6 %
|
5.7
%
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Colombia
|
44,725,543
|
11.2
%
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22,538,000
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50.4 %
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2,467.0 %
|
13.8
%
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Ecuador
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15,007,343
|
3.8
%
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3,352,000
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22.3 %
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1,762.2
%
|
2.1
%
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Falkland Islands
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3,140
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0.0 %
|
2,900
|
92.4 %
|
0.0
%
|
n/a %
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French Guiana
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235,690
|
0.1
%
|
58,000
|
24.6 %
|
2,800.0
%
|
0.0 %
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Guyana
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744,768
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0.2
%
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220,000
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29.5 %
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7,233.3 %
|
0.1
%
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Paraguay
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6,459,058
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1.6
%
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1,104,700
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17.1 %
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5,423.5 %
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0.7
%
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Peru
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29,248,943
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7.3 %
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9,157,800
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31.3 %
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266.3 %
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5.6 %
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Suriname
|
491,989
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0.1
%
|
163,000
|
33.1 %
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1,293.2 %
|
0.1
%
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Uruguay
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3,308,535
|
0.8
%
|
1,855,000
|
56.1 %
|
401.4 %
|
1.1
%
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Venezuela
|
27,635,743
|
6.9
%
|
10,421,557
|
37.7 %
|
997.0
%
|
6.4
%
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TOTAL
SOUTH AM.
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400,067,694
|
100.0 %
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162,779,880
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40.7 %
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1,039.0 %
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100.0 %
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NOTES: (1) The South American (SA)
Statistics were updated for March 31, 2011. (2) CLICK on each
country name for detailed individual country and regional
statistics. (3) The demographic (population) numbers are based on
data contained in US Census Bureau. (4) Mexico is included together with the Central American
countries according to the United Nations Statistical Division listings.
(5) The most recent usage information comes mainly from the data published
by Nielsen Online, ITU, and other reliable sources. (6) Data may be cited,
giving due credit and establishing an active link back back
to Internetworldstats.com. (7) For definitions and help, see the site surfing guide. Copyright © 2012, Miniwatts
Marketing Group. All rights reserved.
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