Grenada Population

Grenada, a small island nation in the Caribbean, has experienced modest population growth over the past several decades. As of 2024, Grenada’s population is estimated to be around 126,000 people. The country’s population growth rate has remained relatively low, averaging less than 1% per year in recent years. This slow growth is influenced by factors such as limited land area, emigration to countries like the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, and a declining birth rate. Despite these trends, Grenada’s population remains youthful, with a significant proportion under the age of 30, but the nation is also beginning to see the effects of an aging population, which could impact future growth and development.

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YearPopulationPopulation Density Per Square KM
195075,806220.4
195584,621246
196090,148262.1
196593,290271.2
197095,410277.4
197595,819278.5
198090,164262.1
198593,059270.5
199094,204273.8
199597,743284.1
2000101,608295.4
2005104,588304
2010107,862313.6
2015110,779322
2020113,165329
2022113,949331.2
2023114,299332.3
2024114,621333.2
2025114,915334.1
2030115,917337
2035116,330338.2
2040116,418338.4
2045116,313338.1
2050116,072337.4
2055115,633336.1
2060114,879334
2065113,808330.8
2070112,405326.8
2075110,685321.8
2080108,723316.1
2085106,648310
2090104,562304
2095102,507298
2100100,392291.8

Data from US Census International Database