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Timeline: Top 12 Asian Countries by Population


        Populations growth timeline of Asian countries since 1955 to 2020.

Here is the population growth bar race of Asian countries and those countries are 

China
India
Japan
Indonesia
Pakistan
Vietnam
Turkey
Thailand
Philippines
South Korea
Myanmar





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