AMP Analysis #1 (EN)

Everybody knows the tracker population mostly comes from Europe. But how many people from which country are there? I think obvious statistic has never been counted even though Amiga Music Preservation (AMP) provided nice framework for that. So I collected and sorted more than 15000 people registered there. Here're the results:  

Data taken from AMP's database on April 30th 2017. I summarized countries having less than 100 trackers in 'others' group. The below is the countries included in the group (country/people): 

Austria 76

Russia 72

Turkey 51

Slovakia 43

South Africa 34

Israel 34

Yugoslavia (ex.) 32

Scotland 30

Japan 28

Greece 27

Croatia 26

New Zealand 25

Brazil 25

Serbia 22

Portugal 22

Slovenia 19

Iceland 18

Ireland 17

Argentina 14

Ukraine 12

Estonia 11

Northern Ireland 8

Belarus 8

Singapore 7

Romania 7

Luxembourg 7

Qubec 5

Wales 4

Taiwan 4

Mexico 4

Malta 4

Bulgaria 4

Martinique 3

Venezuela 2

Lichtenstein 2

Jordan 2

Isle of Wight 2

Dominica Republic 2

Uruguay 1

New Caledonia 1

Macedonia 1

Isle of Man 1

Costa Rica 1

Chile 1

Hm, well, numbers from fewer countries may not be  close to the actual state. For example, AMP shows only 28 Japanese people. However, aka_obi's jp-mod-music includes 84 artists. I'd never say AMP lacks reliability because language barrier is always very high around Japanese people. I'd say AMP is the union catalog of 'trackers visible from European/American world'. Absence of most African/Middle-East/Asian countries in the data element also bears out AMP's point of view.