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🇯🇴 Population Density of Jordan

The current population density of Jordan is 130.1087 people per square kilometer. A 0.99% increase from 2023, when the population density only was 128.8287 people/km². In the future, Jordan's population density is projected to increase to 240.1393 people/km², by the year 2100. A total increase of the population density of Jordan by 84.57% from today's standard.

Historic Population Density of Jordan (1950-2024)

Jordan has seen an increase of population density since the 1950's. From 4.9418 people/km² to 130.1087 people/km², an increase of 2532.82% in total.

Year Population Density (people/km²) Population
1950 4.9418 438,802
1951 5.3061 471,151
1952 5.7036 506,444
1953 6.1276 544,098
1954 6.5753 583,846
1955 7.0451 625,567
1956 7.5354 669,101
1957 8.0451 714,355
1958 8.5684 760,822
1959 9.0953 807,609
1960 9.6118 853,471
1961 10.1087 897,590
1962 10.5925 940,554
1963 11.0899 984,714
1964 11.6634 1,035,640
1965 12.3819 1,099,440
1966 13.2707 1,178,360
1967 14.3161 1,271,183
1968 15.4567 1,372,460
1969 16.5901 1,473,100
1970 17.6269 1,565,163
1971 18.5277 1,645,145
1972 19.3094 1,714,555
1973 20.0249 1,778,094
1974 20.7129 1,839,182
1975 21.3872 1,899,055
1976 22.053 1,958,177
1977 22.738 2,019,002
1978 23.4655 2,083,596
1979 24.2571 2,153,882
1980 25.1615 2,234,186
1981 26.19 2,325,517
1982 27.3321 2,426,926
1983 28.5752 2,537,308
1984 29.8972 2,654,688
1985 31.295 2,778,810
1986 32.7712 2,909,886
1987 34.3225 3,047,634
1988 35.9601 3,193,039
1989 37.7236 3,349,627
1990 40.79 3,621,908
1991 44.0925 3,915,150
1992 46.4862 4,127,692
1993 48.9675 4,348,020
1994 51.3707 4,561,406
1995 53.5182 4,752,096
1996 55.3249 4,912,516
1997 56.8314 5,046,285
1998 58.1603 5,164,284
1999 59.4234 5,276,444
2000 60.6679 5,386,946
2001 61.9287 5,498,894
2002 63.2483 5,616,066
2003 64.6646 5,741,828
2004 66.2439 5,882,062
2005 67.9053 6,029,587
2006 72.3852 6,427,371
2007 76.8884 6,827,227
2008 78.72 6,989,866
2009 80.4306 7,141,754
2010 82.1795 7,297,044
2011 84.2447 7,480,424
2012 85.4464 7,587,127
2013 90.0039 7,991,809
2014 99.0124 8,791,710
2015 107.4929 9,544,729
2016 112.6919 10,006,366
2017 115.2581 10,234,226
2018 117.8267 10,462,306
2019 120.1871 10,671,892
2020 122.3644 10,865,228
2021 124.6295 11,066,356
2022 126.7683 11,256,263
2023 128.8287 11,439,214
2024 130.1087 11,552,876

Future Population Density of Jordan (2024-2100)

Jordan's positive trend in population density is set to increase even further in the future. Where the population density will grow from 130.1087 people/km² to 240.1393 people/km². An additional increase increase of 84.57% from 2024 to 2100.

Year Population Density (people/km²) Population
2024 130.1087 11,552,876
2025 129.7462 11,520,684
2026 130.5216 11,589,532
2027 133.1111 11,819,464
2028 135.5324 12,034,460
2029 137.9117 12,245,732
2030 140.1984 12,448,776
2031 142.4933 12,652,554
2032 144.7726 12,854,936
2033 146.9775 13,050,720
2034 149.1674 13,245,168
2035 151.371 13,440,834
2036 153.5944 13,638,260
2037 155.8691 13,840,244
2038 158.2125 14,048,317
2039 160.5592 14,256,696
2040 162.9761 14,471,297
2041 165.3773 14,684,512
2042 167.62 14,883,652
2043 169.8065 15,077,800
2044 172.0109 15,273,540
2045 174.2458 15,471,984
2046 176.3894 15,662,322
2047 178.4089 15,841,638
2048 180.4333 16,021,390
2049 182.4169 16,197,530
2050 184.3295 16,367,354
2051 186.1068 16,525,167
2052 187.8206 16,677,346
2053 189.4646 16,823,316
2054 190.9664 16,956,675
2055 192.5268 17,095,225
2056 194.0864 17,233,707
2057 195.6607 17,373,498
2058 197.294 17,518,520
2059 198.906 17,661,659
2060 200.489 17,802,220
2061 202.0614 17,941,844
2062 203.6907 18,086,511
2063 205.271 18,226,838
2064 206.7055 18,354,204
2065 208.1551 18,482,925
2066 209.6791 18,618,247
2067 211.0952 18,743,990
2068 212.5317 18,871,542
2069 213.9184 18,994,671
2070 215.2147 19,109,774
2071 216.5553 19,228,810
2072 217.8185 19,340,978
2073 219.0328 19,448,799
2074 220.175 19,550,217
2075 221.3175 19,651,667
2076 222.4424 19,751,551
2077 223.4831 19,843,957
2078 224.4853 19,932,949
2079 225.4871 20,021,905
2080 226.4813 20,110,179
2081 227.5057 20,201,143
2082 228.5341 20,292,458
2083 229.3574 20,365,563
2084 230.0768 20,429,438
2085 230.8958 20,502,159
2086 231.692 20,572,856
2087 232.443 20,639,546
2088 233.2291 20,709,341
2089 234.0781 20,784,735
2090 234.9026 20,857,944
2091 235.7487 20,933,071
2092 236.5055 21,000,270
2093 237.0565 21,049,193
2094 237.5131 21,089,737
2095 238.0226 21,134,978
2096 238.5381 21,180,750
2097 238.9449 21,216,876
2098 239.3975 21,257,061
2099 239.7916 21,292,055
2100 240.1393 21,322,926

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 Jordan.

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 Jordan'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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