Population of San Marino

The population of San Marino is roughly 32,000 people.[1]

Density

San Marino has a Population density of 529.7 people per square km.[1]

Urbanization

Only 5.81% of the population lives in rural areas, the other 94.19% live in an urban area.[1]

Population growth

San Marino has a population growth rate of 0.59% (2015)[1]

Historical population Year Pop. ±% 1960 15,393 —     1961 15,787 +2.6% 1962 16,197 +2.6% 1963 16,616 +2.6% 1964 17,033 +2.5% 1965 17,440 +2.4% 1966 17,839 +2.3% 1967 18,228 +2.2% 1968 18,587 +2.0% 1969 18,895 +1.7% 1970 19,136 +1.3% 1971 19,299 +0.9% 1972 19,396 +0.5% 1973 19,467 +0.4% 1974 19,565 +0.5% 1975 19,732 +0.9% 1976 19,981 +1.3% 1977 20,301 +1.6% 1978 20,663 +1.8% 1979 21,026 +1.8% 1980 21,363 +1.6% [2]

Historical population Year Pop. ±% 1980 21,363 —     1981 21,666 +1.4% 1982 21,944 +1.3% 1983 22,203 +1.2% 1984 22,455 +1.1% 1985 22,708 +1.1% 1986 22,959 +1.1% 1987 23,208 +1.1% 1988 23,463 +1.1% 1989 23,740 +1.2% 1990 24,045 +1.3% 1991 24,385 +1.4% 1992 24,755 +1.5% 1993 25,141 +1.6% 1994 25,519 +1.5% 1995 25,875 +1.4% 1996 26,201 +1.3% 1997 26,503 +1.2% 1998 26,795 +1.1% 1999 27,097 +1.1% 2000 27,420 +1.2% [3]

Historical population Year Pop. ±% 2000 27,420 —     2001 27,771 +1.3% 2002 28,142 +1.3% 2003 28,520 +1.3% 2004 28,891 +1.3% 2005 29,242 +1.2% 2006 29,568 +1.1% 2007 29,874 +1.0% 2008 30,160 +1.0% 2009 30,431 +0.9% 2010 30,690 +0.9% 2011 30,938 +0.8% 2012 31,172 +0.8% 2013 31,391 +0.7% 2014 31,595 +0.6% 2015 31,781 +0.6% 2016 —     2017 —     2018 —     2019 —     2020 —     [4]

Rankings

Total population

San Marino is the 15th most populous state in Southern Europe, and the 216th most populous state.[1]

Population density

San Marino is the 3rd most dense state in Southern Europe, and the 16th most dense state in the world.[1]

Population growth

San Marino has the 3rd highest population growth rate in Southern Europe, and the 148th highest population growth rate in the world.[1]

Urban vs Rural

Urban

Percentage

San Marino has the 2nd highest percentage of urban population in Southern Europe, and the 94th highest percentage worldwide.[1]

Growth

San Marino has the 4th highest growth rate among its urban population in Southern Europe, and the 162nd highest growth rate worldwide.[1]

Rural

Percentage

San Marino has the 13th highest percentage of rural population in Southern Europe, and the 94th highest percentage worldwide.[1]

Growth

San Marino has the 3rd highest growth rate among its rural population in Southern Europe, and the 116th highest percentage worldwide.[1]

References

1. "San Marino". country-facts.findthedata.com. Retrieved 19 November 2016.
2. "Population, total | Data". data.worldbank.org. Retrieved 19 November 2016.
3. "Population, total | Data". data.worldbank.org. Retrieved 19 November 2016.
4. "Population, total | Data". data.worldbank.org. Retrieved 19 November 2016.