Dawn: Well, I've been out of office for some time now, so I don't exactly have the most recent census memorized, but I can at least give you some degree of a rough break down of the district populace.
The most densely populated district in Zootopia is the Savannah Central area, housing about 7 million mammals total. The other more well know districts, have significantly smaller populations by comparison, but they are still nothing to sneeze at. The next largest of them would be the Rainforest District at roughly 2.5 million mammals, followed by Tundratown at 2 million, and Sahara Square at 1.5 million. After that you've got Alpine Glade and The Meadowlands. The Meadowlands having about 1.2 million mammals living there, and Alpine Glade having around 800 thousand. Of course, if you break up the North Meadowlands into it's Northern and Southern areas, you'll find a majority of the million mammals live in the South Meadowlands, where as 200 thousand are scattered in increasingly smaller numbers the further you go north.
Of course, that's also not counting the mammals that live and work on Outback Island, or the Animalia fair island, as those are so big there is housing for some of the employees and guests. But that number would be miniscule.
I hope that was informative. Although that was going by what I remember 2016's numbers were. I imagine the 2020 census would show the number has grown to some degree.
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