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🇧🇾 Population Density of Belarus

The current population density of Belarus is 44.6341 people per square kilometer. A -0.65% decrease from 2023, when the population density was 44.9247 people/km². In the future, Belarus's population density is projected to decrease to 21.4428 people/km², by the year 2100. A total increase of the population density of Belarus by -51.96% from today's standard.

Historic Population Density of Belarus (1950-2024)

Belarus has seen an increase of population density since the 1950's. From 35.1269 people/km² to 44.6341 people/km², an increase of 27.07% in total.

Year Population Density (people/km²) Population
1950 35.1269 7,127,594
1951 35.4316 7,189,433
1952 35.8021 7,264,607
1953 36.2261 7,350,636
1954 36.7103 7,448,889
1955 37.2612 7,560,676
1956 37.8635 7,682,882
1957 38.4966 7,811,335
1958 39.1508 7,944,089
1959 39.8271 8,081,319
1960 40.4514 8,207,998
1961 41.0055 8,320,433
1962 41.5183 8,424,480
1963 41.9777 8,517,704
1964 42.3973 8,602,838
1965 42.7772 8,679,929
1966 43.1372 8,752,970
1967 43.4836 8,823,254
1968 43.8191 8,891,328
1969 44.1309 8,954,597
1970 44.4281 9,014,896
1971 44.7477 9,079,748
1972 45.0674 9,144,634
1973 45.3685 9,205,712
1974 45.664 9,265,678
1975 45.9528 9,324,280
1976 46.2278 9,380,086
1977 46.4982 9,434,944
1978 46.7488 9,485,805
1979 47.0046 9,537,705
1980 47.3272 9,603,170
1981 47.6963 9,678,048
1982 48.0424 9,748,282
1983 48.3739 9,815,555
1984 48.6999 9,881,694
1985 49.0079 9,944,186
1986 49.3041 10,004,288
1987 49.5668 10,057,605
1988 49.8134 10,107,637
1989 50.0655 10,158,785
1990 50.2009 10,186,260
1991 50.2385 10,193,889
1992 50.3551 10,217,562
1993 50.4722 10,241,320
1994 50.4174 10,230,187
1995 50.2561 10,197,464
1996 50.0913 10,164,028
1997 49.886 10,122,364
1998 49.68 10,080,578
1999 49.4762 10,039,223
2000 49.2401 9,991,313
2001 48.9777 9,938,065
2002 48.6593 9,873,450
2003 48.3129 9,803,176
2004 47.9774 9,735,091
2005 47.6459 9,667,838
2006 47.3512 9,608,036
2007 47.1299 9,563,134
2008 46.9635 9,529,358
2009 46.8549 9,507,337
2010 46.7732 9,490,752
2011 46.6844 9,472,735
2012 46.6368 9,463,076
2013 46.6436 9,464,453
2014 46.6843 9,472,708
2015 46.7562 9,487,293
2016 46.8142 9,499,064
2017 46.798 9,495,790
2018 46.7204 9,480,031
2019 46.5005 9,435,420
2020 46.0842 9,350,944
2021 45.5934 9,251,365
2022 45.2084 9,173,237
2023 44.9247 9,115,680
2024 44.6341 9,056,696

Future Population Density of Belarus (2024-2100)

Belarus's positive trend in population density is set to decrease even further in the future. Where the population density will grow from 44.6341 people/km² to 21.4428 people/km². An additional increase decrease of -51.96% from 2024 to 2100.

Year Population Density (people/km²) Population
2024 44.6341 9,056,696
2025 44.3428 8,997,603
2026 44.0442 8,937,018
2027 43.7417 8,875,626
2028 43.4373 8,813,860
2029 43.1278 8,751,058
2030 42.8152 8,687,632
2031 42.5039 8,624,458
2032 42.1926 8,561,292
2033 41.8803 8,497,926
2034 41.5693 8,434,836
2035 41.261 8,372,270
2036 40.9552 8,310,226
2037 40.6519 8,248,680
2038 40.3493 8,187,278
2039 40.0462 8,125,768
2040 39.7441 8,064,466
2041 39.4433 8,003,444
2042 39.1455 7,943,010
2043 38.8508 7,883,213
2044 38.5561 7,823,422
2045 38.2606 7,763,466
2046 37.9642 7,703,322
2047 37.665 7,642,602
2048 37.3595 7,580,623
2049 37.0484 7,517,486
2050 36.7333 7,453,546
2051 36.4131 7,388,576
2052 36.0859 7,322,182
2053 35.7512 7,254,285
2054 35.4106 7,185,166
2055 35.0637 7,114,778
2056 34.7117 7,043,348
2057 34.3568 6,971,346
2058 34.0006 6,899,066
2059 33.6432 6,826,546
2060 33.2846 6,753,786
2061 32.9269 6,681,197
2062 32.5703 6,608,835
2063 32.2141 6,536,558
2064 31.859 6,464,519
2065 31.5059 6,392,854
2066 31.1549 6,321,650
2067 30.8072 6,251,087
2068 30.4639 6,181,422
2069 30.1246 6,112,590
2070 29.789 6,044,486
2071 29.4567 5,977,050
2072 29.1284 5,910,450
2073 28.8045 5,844,722
2074 28.4845 5,779,793
2075 28.169 5,715,777
2076 27.8576 5,652,578
2077 27.5495 5,590,076
2078 27.2456 5,528,406
2079 26.9462 5,467,664
2080 26.6506 5,407,683
2081 26.3596 5,348,627
2082 26.0735 5,290,581
2083 25.7923 5,233,511
2084 25.5157 5,177,397
2085 25.2434 5,122,140
2086 24.9754 5,067,766
2087 24.7116 5,014,225
2088 24.4515 4,961,454
2089 24.1944 4,909,294
2090 23.9395 4,857,564
2091 23.6868 4,806,297
2092 23.4358 4,755,353
2093 23.1851 4,704,489
2094 22.9351 4,653,766
2095 22.686 4,603,212
2096 22.4375 4,552,796
2097 22.1894 4,502,446
2098 21.9409 4,452,024
2099 21.6917 4,401,466
2100 21.4428 4,350,962

Common Questions in Regards to Population Density

What is Population Density?

Population density is a measurement of population per unit of land area. The metric is mostly used in regards to human populations, while sometimes utilized for animal life forms and other organisms. On this page we make use of the population per square kilometer (people/km²) to illustrate the population density of Belarus.

What useful information can be derived from Population Density?

The population density is a useful metric for understanding and visualize how populated a country, region or territory is, in general. It's also important to understand that most countries are highly populated in specific regions. While the population density only take people per square kilometers, spaced out evenly throughout the total area, into account.

How is Population Density calculated?

Population density indicates the number of people per unit of land area. In this case, the population density is calculated in square kilometers (km²) of Belarus's area.

Population Density Formula

Population Density = population / land area in km²

Data Information

Data found on this page is based on the medium fertility variant of the United Nations Revision of World Population Prospects 2024.

Data Published: 2024-07-11

Data Sources

The United Nations - Department of Economic and Social Affairs (Population Division)

UN Revision of World Population Prospects 2024

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