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SOUTH AMERICA
INTERNET USERS AND POPULATION STATISTICS - 2018
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SOUTH AMERICA REGION
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Population
( 2018 Est. )
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% Pop.
of World
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Internet
Users,
31-Dec-2017
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Penetration
(% Population)
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Internet
% Users
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Facebook
31-Dec-2017
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South
America
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428,240,515
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5.6
%
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306,349,946
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71.5 %
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7.4 %
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266,583,100
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Rest of
World
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7,206,517,913
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94.4 %
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3,850,582,194
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53.4 %
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92.6 %
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1,852,477,052
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WORLD
TOTAL
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7,634,758,428
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100.0 %
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4,156,932,140
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54.4 %
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100.0 %
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2,119,060,152
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NOTES: (1) Internet statistics for South
America were updated in December 31, 2017. (2) Population is based on data from the
United Nations Population Division
. (3) The most recent Internet usage data come mainly
from figures published by
Nielsen Online,
ITU
,
Facebook and other trustworthy local sources.
(4) For definitions and help, see the
site surfing guide. (5) Data on this site
may be cited, giving due credit and establishing an active link back to
Internet World Stats. Miniwatts Marketing Group
Copyright © 2018. All rights reserved world wide.
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Internet Usage and Population Statistics for
South America December 31, 2017
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SOUTH AMERICA
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Population
( 2018 Est. )
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% Pop.
Table
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Internet Usage,
31-Dec-2017
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% Population
(Penetration)
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% Users
Table
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Facebook
31-Dec-2017
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Argentina
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44,688,864
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10.4
%
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41,586,960
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93.1 %
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13.6 %
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30,000,000
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Bolivia
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11,215,674
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2.6
%
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7,570,580
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67.5 %
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2.5 %
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6,100,000
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Brazil
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210,867,954
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49.2 %
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149,057,635
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70.7 %
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48.7 %
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139,000,000 |
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Chile
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18,197,209
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4.2
%
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14,108,392
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77.5 %
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4.6 %
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13,000,000
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Colombia
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49,464,683
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11.6
%
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31,275,567
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63.2 %
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10.2 %
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29,000,000
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Ecuador
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16,863,425
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3.9
%
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13,476,687
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79.9 %
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4.4 %
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10,000,000
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Falkland Islands
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2,922
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0.0 %
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2,900
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99.2 %
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0.0
%
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3,100
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French Guiana
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289,763
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0.1
%
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120,000
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41.4 %
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0.0 %
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110,000
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Guyana
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782,225
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0.2
%
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395,007
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50.5 %
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0.1 %
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360,000
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Paraguay
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6,896,908
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1.6
%
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6,177,748
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89.6 %
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2.0 %
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3,300,000
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Peru
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32,551,815
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7.6 %
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22,000,000
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67.6 %
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7.2 %
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20,000,000
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Suriname
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568,301
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0.1 %
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340,000
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59.8 %
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0.1 %
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310,000
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Uruguay
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3,469,551
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8.0 %
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3,059,727
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88.2 %
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1.0 %
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2,400,000
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Venezuela
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32,381,221
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7.6 %
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17,178,743
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53.1 %
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5.6 %
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13,000,000
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TOTAL
SOUTH AMERICA
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428,240,515
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100.0 %
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306,349,946
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71.5 %
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100.0 %
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266,583,100
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NOTES: (1) The South America
Statistics were updated in December 31, 2017. (2) CLICK on each
country name for detailed individual country and regional
statistic data. (3) The demographic (population) numbers are based on
figures and data from the United Nations Population Division
. (4) Mexico is included together with the
Central American countries according to the United Nations Statistical Division listings.
(5) The most recent Internet usage information comes mainly from the data published
by Nielsen Online, ITU,
Facebook and other reliable local sources. (6) For definitions and help,
please see the site surfing guide
. (7) Data may be cited, giving the due
credit and establishing an active link back to
www.internetworldstats.com
. Miniwatts Marketing Group, Copyright © 2018.
All rights reserved worldwide.
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