Total population in Developed regions (1975 - 2025)

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Developed regions51 years of dataUNdata
Historical Trend

Total population over time

Year-by-Year Data
YearValueChange% Change
20251.29B persons+1.20M persons+0.09%
20241.29B persons+1.56M persons+0.12%
20231.28B persons+723.86K persons+0.06%
20221.28B persons322.26K persons-0.03%
20211.28B persons277.70K persons-0.02%
20201.28B persons+2.00M persons+0.16%
20191.28B persons+4.40M persons+0.34%
20181.28B persons+4.80M persons+0.38%
20171.27B persons+5.31M persons+0.42%
20161.27B persons+5.58M persons+0.44%
20151.26B persons+5.17M persons+0.41%
20141.26B persons+4.71M persons+0.38%
20131.25B persons+4.60M persons+0.37%
20121.25B persons+4.71M persons+0.38%
20111.24B persons+4.90M persons+0.40%
20101.24B persons+5.01M persons+0.41%
20091.23B persons+5.31M persons+0.43%
20081.23B persons+5.66M persons+0.46%
20071.22B persons+5.16M persons+0.42%
20061.22B persons+4.40M persons+0.36%
20051.21B persons+4.43M persons+0.37%
20041.21B persons+4.48M persons+0.37%
20031.20B persons+4.86M persons+0.41%
20021.20B persons+4.53M persons+0.38%
20011.19B persons+3.69M persons+0.31%
20001.19B persons+3.41M persons+0.29%
19991.19B persons+2.77M persons+0.23%
19981.18B persons+2.88M persons+0.24%
19971.18B persons+3.49M persons+0.30%
19961.18B persons+3.52M persons+0.30%
19951.17B persons+4.18M persons+0.36%
19941.17B persons+4.71M persons+0.40%
19931.17B persons+4.42M persons+0.38%
19921.16B persons+5.35M persons+0.46%
19911.16B persons+6.61M persons+0.58%
19901.15B persons+6.61M persons+0.58%
19891.14B persons+6.53M persons+0.58%
19881.14B persons+6.65M persons+0.59%
19871.13B persons+6.56M persons+0.58%
19861.12B persons+6.38M persons+0.57%
19851.12B persons+6.11M persons+0.55%
19841.11B persons+6.13M persons+0.56%
19831.10B persons+6.22M persons+0.57%
19821.10B persons+6.30M persons+0.58%
19811.09B persons+6.85M persons+0.63%
19801.09B persons+7.14M persons+0.66%
19791.08B persons+6.86M persons+0.64%
19781.07B persons+6.89M persons+0.65%
19771.06B persons+7.05M persons+0.67%
19761.06B persons+7.09M persons+0.68%
19751.05B persons
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