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
YearPop.±%
196015,393—    
196115,787+2.6%
196216,197+2.6%
196316,616+2.6%
196417,033+2.5%
196517,440+2.4%
196617,839+2.3%
196718,228+2.2%
196818,587+2.0%
196918,895+1.7%
197019,136+1.3%
197119,299+0.9%
197219,396+0.5%
197319,467+0.4%
197419,565+0.5%
197519,732+0.9%
197619,981+1.3%
197720,301+1.6%
197820,663+1.8%
197921,026+1.8%
198021,363+1.6%
[2]
Historical population
YearPop.±%
198021,363—    
198121,666+1.4%
198221,944+1.3%
198322,203+1.2%
198422,455+1.1%
198522,708+1.1%
198622,959+1.1%
198723,208+1.1%
198823,463+1.1%
198923,740+1.2%
199024,045+1.3%
199124,385+1.4%
199224,755+1.5%
199325,141+1.6%
199425,519+1.5%
199525,875+1.4%
199626,201+1.3%
199726,503+1.2%
199826,795+1.1%
199927,097+1.1%
200027,420+1.2%
[3]
Historical population
YearPop.±%
200027,420—    
200127,771+1.3%
200228,142+1.3%
200328,520+1.3%
200428,891+1.3%
200529,242+1.2%
200629,568+1.1%
200729,874+1.0%
200830,160+1.0%
200930,431+0.9%
201030,690+0.9%
201130,938+0.8%
201231,172+0.8%
201331,391+0.7%
201431,595+0.6%
201531,781+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. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 "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.
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