Population growth in St. Martin

Population growth in St. Martin: 4.49% a year in 1950 and -5.4% a year in 2023, by UN estimates.

Latest, 2023: -5.4% a year
Since 1950: −9.89 percentage points
Rank, 2023: 229 of 229; counting from the highest
World, 2023: 0.87% a year
Projected, 2100: -0.06% a year; UN projection (medium variant)

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% a year · UN

Estimates, UNUN projection (medium variant)95% prediction intervalWorld

What the numbers say

The UN projection (medium variant) puts it at -0.06% a year in 2100, between -7.01% a year and 9.4% a year (95% prediction interval).
The highest was 19.18% a year in 1983, the lowest -8.49% a year in 2020.

Every year

% a year · UN

Year	St. Martin	World
2023	-5.4	0.87
2022	-4.25	0.88
2021	-3.18	0.8
2020	-8.49	0.9
2019	-6.61	1.03
2018	-3.41	1.07
2017	-1.15	1.13
2016	-0.67	1.17
2015	-0.37	1.18
2014	-0.07	1.22
2013	0.24	1.23
2012	0.53	1.27
2011	0.59	1.26
2010	0.56	1.27
2009	1.37	1.28
2008	1.64	1.28
2007	1.84	1.28
2006	2.04	1.28
2005	2.22	1.27
2004	2.3	1.28
2003	2.44	1.29
2002	2.51	1.3
2001	2.63	1.33
2000	2.69	1.35
1999	2.11	1.35
1998	-0.91	1.37
1997	-0.57	1.39
1996	-0.25	1.42
1995	0.06	1.45
1994	0.33	1.47
1993	0.57	1.52
1992	0.8	1.57
1991	1.14	1.63
1990	2.92	1.76
1989	10.29	1.78
1988	11.33	1.79
1987	12.31	1.84
1986	13.51	1.83
1985	15.09	1.8
1984	16.79	1.8
1983	19.18	1.78
1982	18.87	1.86
1981	2.42	1.82
1980	2.58	1.8
1979	2.93	1.79
1978	3.13	1.74
1977	3.45	1.75
1976	3.71	1.78
1975	3.7	1.8
1974	3.15	1.88
1973	2.96	1.94
1972	2.83	1.97
1971	2.91	1.97
1970	2.98	2.06
1969	3.03	2.06
1968	3.02	2.09
1967	4.94	2
1966	4.78	2.04
1965	3.68	2.09
1964	3.21	2.16
1963	3.23	2.28
1962	3.14	2.11
1961	3.19	1.67
1960	3.08	1.58
1959	3.55	1.73
1958	3.37	2
1957	3.02	2.07
1956	3.55	1.98
1955	3.22	2.01
1954	3.57	1.99
1953	3.82	1.9
1952	3.53	1.94
1951	3.98	1.75
1950	4.49	1.74

UN projection (medium variant) · 2024–2100

Year	St. Martin	World
2024	-4.92-10.69–-0.12	0.86
2025	-4.38-12.2–1.83	0.84
2026	-4.16-11.75–3.19	0.83
2027	-3.56-10.25–4.18	0.81
2028	-3.14-8.97–4.71	0.8
2029	-2.65-8.31–5.49	0.78
2030	-2.34-8.26–6.21	0.76
2031	-2.03-7.9–7.06	0.75
2032	-1.74-7.44–7.23	0.73
2033	-1.69-7.4–7.75	0.72
2034	-1.16-7.26–8.44	0.7
2035	-0.93-7.8–8.8	0.69
2036	-0.63-7.88–8.65	0.67
2037	-0.5-7.84–8.99	0.65
2038	-0.42-7.94–9.36	0.64
2039	-0.28-7.87–8.7	0.62
2040	-0.33-7.5–9.24	0.61
2041	-0.25-7.9–9.45	0.59
2042	-0.11-8.08–9.81	0.57
2043	-0.03-7.74–9.61	0.56
2044	0.01-7.76–9.45	0.54
2045	-0.04-8.37–9.41	0.52
2046	-0.1-8.31–9.66	0.5
2047	-0.04-8.62–9.43	0.48
2048	0.1-7.97–9.39	0.46
2049	-0.05-8.04–9.24	0.44
2050	-0.03-8.05–9.14	0.42
2051	-0.01-7.63–9.14	0.4
2052	-0.08-7.26–9.39	0.38
2053	-0.03-7.39–9.22	0.36
2054	-0.1-7.65–9.53	0.34
2055	-0.14-7.11–9.45	0.33
2056	-0.17-7–9.32	0.31
2057	-0.31-7.09–9.29	0.3
2058	-0.32-6.89–8.71	0.28
2059	-0.37-6.9–9.49	0.27
2060	-0.44-7.1–9.11	0.25
2061	-0.49-7.09–9.74	0.24
2062	-0.34-6.96–9.78	0.23
2063	-0.43-7.63–9.21	0.22
2064	-0.28-7.54–8.92	0.21
2065	-0.29-7.71–9.1	0.2
2066	-0.17-7.47–9.54	0.19
2067	-0.11-7.56–9.04	0.18
2068	-0.22-7.46–9.57	0.17
2069	-0.17-7.43–9.1	0.16
2070	0.08-7.33–9.33	0.15
2071	0.06-7.96–9.31	0.14
2072	0.17-7.5–9.43	0.13
2073	0.34-7.63–9.45	0.12
2074	0.32-7.42–9.5	0.1
2075	0.4-7.65–9.58	0.09
2076	0.4-7.7–9.55	0.08
2077	0.51-7.48–9.28	0.07
2078	0.48-8.06–9.45	0.06
2079	0.56-7.59–9.68	0.05
2080	0.48-7.91–9.2	0.04
2081	0.55-7.66–9.74	0.03
2082	0.53-7.41–9.9	0.02
2083	0.53-7.59–9.13	0.01
2084	0.57-7.56–9.32	-0
2085	0.52-7.43–9.44	-0.01
2086	0.5-7.21–9.21	-0.02
2087	0.51-7.39–9.65	-0.03
2088	0.49-6.94–9.34	-0.04
2089	0.41-6.99–9.5	-0.05
2090	0.4-7.22–9.45	-0.05
2091	0.42-6.58–9.41	-0.06
2092	0.29-7.72–8.95	-0.07
2093	0.32-6.94–9.31	-0.07
2094	0.23-6.82–9.73	-0.08
2095	0.22-7.11–9.4	-0.09
2096	0.24-7.59–8.78	-0.1
2097	0.12-7.75–9.19	-0.11
2098	0.09-7.51–9.53	-0.11
2099	-0.01-7.51–9.63	-0.12
2100	-0.06-7.01–9.4	-0.13

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How fast the population grew or shrank in a year: births minus deaths, plus people moving in minus people moving out.
Source: UN DESA, World Population Prospects 2024.
The dashed line is the UN projection (medium variant), a scenario rather than a forecast; the band is its 95% prediction interval.
Ranks count the 229 countries with a value in 2023, highest first.
The faint line is the world as a whole, as the same source counts it.

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