4 examples of countries with different proportion of urban population in terms of urbanization.

First, let’s find out what urbanization is. This is the predominance of the urban population over the rural.
In Belarus, 74% of residents are in cities and 26% of people live in villages. This is a very high percentage, the same figures are in Switzerland and the Czech Republic.
In Ukraine in 2014, the ratio of urban population in villages was 69.5% to 30.5%.
In Russia 61 million people live in cities, and 56.1 million in villages. people Roughly the same ratio of 52% to 48%.
In Moldova, 41% in the city and 59% in the countryside.