Togo Percentage of population by degree of urbanization 2026: 73.83 %

Togo's percentage of population by degree of urbanization in 2026 is 73.83 % (estimate), up 0.6% from 2025. It ranks #130 of 237 countries.

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Togo•12 years of data (2015–2026)••United Nations Population Division•

Estimated value for 2026 (interpolated, no direct source).

Historical Trend

Percentage of population by degree of urbanization over timeSome values are estimated based on historical trends

Year-by-Year Data
YearValueChange% ChangeActions
202673.83 %+0.44 %+0.59%
202573.39 %+0.39 %+0.53%
202473 %+0.41 %+0.56%
202372.59 %+0.43 %+0.59%
202272.17 %+0.45 %+0.62%
202171.72 %+0.47 %+0.66%
202071.25 %0.25 %-0.35%
201971.5 %0.26 %-0.37%
201871.77 %0.28 %-0.38%
201772.04 %0.29 %-0.40%
201672.34 %0.31 %-0.42%
201572.64 %——

Frequently Asked Questions About Togo Percentage of population by degree of urbanization

What is Togo's percentage of population by degree of urbanization in 2026?▾

Togo's percentage of population by degree of urbanization is 73.83 % in 2026 (estimate), according to United Nations Population Division.

Is Togo's percentage of population by degree of urbanization increasing or decreasing?▾

Togo's percentage of population by degree of urbanization rose by 0.6% from 2025 (73.39 %) to 2026 (73.83 %). Over the past decade (2016–2026) it rose by 2.1%.

How does Togo rank for percentage of population by degree of urbanization?▾

In 2026, Togo has the 130th highest percentage of population by degree of urbanization out of 237 countries with data.

What was Togo's percentage of population by degree of urbanization in 2015?▾

In 2015, Togo's percentage of population by degree of urbanization was 72.64 %. By 2026 it rose by 1.6%.

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