Anguilla

Anguilla has a very small population of just over 16,000 people, making it one of the least populated territories globally. Despite this, its land area of 91 square kilometers is relatively substantial for such a small population, suggesting a low population density.

As part of the Caribbean subregion, Anguilla is an island nation. This geographical characteristic often implies a reliance on tourism, vulnerability to climate change, and unique challenges related to resource management and connectivity.

With a total population of 16,010 and a capital named 'The Valley', it suggests a centralized administrative and economic hub for the small island. The capital likely serves as the primary urban center for the entire population.