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🇨🇺 Population Density of Cuba

The current population density of Cuba is 104.6721 people per square kilometer. A -0.18% decrease from 2023, when the population density was 104.8582 people/km². In the future, Cuba's population density is projected to decrease to 60.6825 people/km², by the year 2100. A total increase of the population density of Cuba by -42.03% from today's standard.

Historic Population Density of Cuba (1950-2024)

Cuba has seen an increase of population density since the 1950's. From 55.5148 people/km² to 104.6721 people/km², an increase of 88.55% in total.

Year Population Density (people/km²) Population
1950 55.5148 5,926,645
1951 56.6506 6,047,906
1952 57.7998 6,170,590
1953 58.9814 6,296,738
1954 60.1971 6,426,523
1955 61.4435 6,559,586
1956 62.7154 6,695,376
1957 64.0117 6,833,757
1958 65.3334 6,974,868
1959 66.6868 7,119,349
1960 68.0735 7,267,394
1961 69.4891 7,418,518
1962 70.948 7,574,265
1963 72.4663 7,736,352
1964 74.0206 7,902,286
1965 75.5695 8,067,651
1966 77.0945 8,230,450
1967 78.598 8,390,962
1968 80.0904 8,550,286
1969 81.5832 8,709,654
1970 83.0817 8,869,636
1971 84.5436 9,025,708
1972 85.8885 9,169,288
1973 87.0935 9,297,924
1974 88.1724 9,413,106
1975 89.1203 9,514,304
1976 89.9311 9,600,862
1977 90.6025 9,672,546
1978 91.1406 9,729,986
1979 91.5595 9,774,711
1980 91.8817 9,809,107
1981 92.2513 9,848,560
1982 92.8162 9,908,874
1983 93.5255 9,984,590
1984 94.2837 10,065,539
1985 95.0659 10,149,044
1986 95.8755 10,235,480
1987 96.732 10,326,910
1988 97.6548 10,425,433
1989 98.6079 10,527,187
1990 99.5399 10,626,680
1991 100.3561 10,713,812
1992 101.0111 10,783,748
1993 101.5468 10,840,934
1994 101.9802 10,887,206
1995 102.3502 10,926,703
1996 102.6905 10,963,031
1997 103.0192 10,998,129
1998 103.353 11,033,758
1999 103.6933 11,070,094
2000 104.0277 11,105,791
2001 104.34 11,139,127
2002 104.6296 11,170,051
2003 104.9028 11,199,217
2004 105.1471 11,225,294
2005 105.3421 11,246,114
2006 105.4781 11,260,630
2007 105.5648 11,269,887
2008 105.6278 11,276,609
2009 105.6894 11,283,185
2010 105.7571 11,290,418
2011 105.8348 11,298,710
2012 105.9339 11,309,290
2013 106.049 11,321,580
2014 106.1469 11,332,026
2015 106.2206 11,339,894
2016 106.2404 11,342,012
2017 106.1879 11,336,405
2018 106.1114 11,328,244
2019 106.0033 11,316,696
2020 105.8534 11,300,698
2021 105.4382 11,256,372
2022 105.0244 11,212,191
2023 104.8582 11,194,449
2024 104.6721 11,174,588

Future Population Density of Cuba (2024-2100)

Cuba's positive trend in population density is set to decrease even further in the future. Where the population density will grow from 104.6721 people/km² to 60.6825 people/km². An additional increase decrease of -42.03% from 2024 to 2100.

Year Population Density (people/km²) Population
2024 104.6721 11,174,588
2025 104.4665 11,152,631
2026 104.2432 11,128,799
2027 104.0029 11,103,138
2028 103.7462 11,075,736
2029 103.4742 11,046,696
2030 103.187 11,016,042
2031 102.8829 10,983,570
2032 102.561 10,949,207
2033 102.2247 10,913,301
2034 101.8738 10,875,840
2035 101.5066 10,836,646
2036 101.1246 10,795,857
2037 100.7261 10,753,317
2038 100.3105 10,708,951
2039 99.879 10,662,877
2040 99.4308 10,615,034
2041 98.966 10,565,416
2042 98.4846 10,514,019
2043 97.9867 10,460,868
2044 97.4715 10,405,863
2045 96.9368 10,348,775
2046 96.3809 10,289,433
2047 95.8025 10,227,682
2048 95.2012 10,163,491
2049 94.5777 10,096,926
2050 93.9329 10,028,085
2051 93.2662 9,956,916
2052 92.5778 9,883,418
2053 91.8697 9,807,822
2054 91.1466 9,730,624
2055 90.4112 9,652,117
2056 89.6625 9,572,188
2057 88.9041 9,491,219
2058 88.1406 9,409,710
2059 87.373 9,327,766
2060 86.6051 9,245,788
2061 85.8403 9,164,136
2062 85.0807 9,083,047
2063 84.3293 9,002,824
2064 83.5869 8,923,573
2065 82.8557 8,845,508
2066 82.1372 8,768,802
2067 81.4321 8,693,526
2068 80.74 8,619,642
2069 80.0604 8,547,092
2070 79.3928 8,475,821
2071 78.7354 8,405,632
2072 78.0867 8,336,376
2073 77.4459 8,267,966
2074 76.8108 8,200,172
2075 76.1781 8,132,624
2076 75.547 8,065,244
2077 74.9159 7,997,875
2078 74.2827 7,930,272
2079 73.6457 7,862,268
2080 73.0057 7,793,940
2081 72.3635 7,725,377
2082 71.7174 7,656,410
2083 71.0691 7,587,190
2084 70.4202 7,517,922
2085 69.7723 7,448,756
2086 69.1264 7,379,800
2087 68.4837 7,311,184
2088 67.8455 7,243,050
2089 67.2125 7,175,474
2090 66.5854 7,108,520
2091 65.9639 7,042,179
2092 65.3491 6,976,538
2093 64.741 6,911,623
2094 64.1396 6,847,417
2095 63.545 6,783,940
2096 62.9583 6,721,306
2097 62.3786 6,659,418
2098 61.8053 6,598,211
2099 61.2398 6,537,839
2100 60.6825 6,478,340

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 Cuba.

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 Cuba'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 2022.

Data Sources

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

UN Revision of World Population Prospects 2022

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