๐Ÿ‡ฒ๐Ÿ‡ซ Population Density of Saint Martin (French part)

The current population density of Saint Martin (French part) is 605.2264 people per square kilometer. A 0.9% increase from 2022, when the population density only was 599.8302 people/kmยฒ. In the future, Saint Martin (French part)'s population density is projected to increase to 650.2925 people/kmยฒ, by the year 2100. A total increase of the population density of Saint Martin (French part) by 7.45% from today's standard.

Historic Population Density of Saint Martin (French part) (1950-2023)

Saint Martin (French part) has seen an increase of population density since the 1950's. From 56.1981 people/kmยฒ to 605.2264 people/kmยฒ, an increase of 976.95% in total.

Year Population Density (people/kmยฒ) Population
1950 56.1981 2,978
1951 58.3962 3,095
1952 60.3868 3,200
1953 62.4434 3,309
1954 64.6415 3,426
1955 66.7453 3,538
1956 68.8491 3,649
1957 70.9811 3,762
1958 73.1698 3,878
1959 75.6038 4,006
1960 78.0094 4,134
1961 80.3396 4,258
1962 82.8019 4,388
1963 85.3585 4,524
1964 88.0377 4,666
1965 91.1792 4,832
1966 95.1698 5,044
1967 99.8868 5,294
1968 103.717 5,497
1969 106.5189 5,646
1970 109.4717 5,802
1971 112.3962 5,957
1972 115.3585 6,114
1973 118.4528 6,278
1974 121.6509 6,447
1975 125.5755 6,656
1976 130.1038 6,896
1977 134.5472 7,131
1978 138.8208 7,358
1979 142.8679 7,572
1980 146.717 7,776
1981 150.2358 7,963
1982 169.0 8,957
1983 207.3962 10,992
1984 250.9245 13,299
1985 296.4906 15,714
1986 344.0377 18,234
1987 393.4528 20,853
1988 444.3868 23,552
1989 496.2925 26,304
1990 530.6981 28,127
1991 542.1887 28,736
1992 547.8396 29,035
1993 551.8396 29,247
1994 554.3302 29,380
1995 555.3774 29,435
1996 554.8491 29,407
1997 552.8019 29,299
1998 549.0943 29,102
1999 549.0283 29,099
2000 558.6698 29,610
2001 573.3302 30,387
2002 587.934 31,160
2003 602.434 31,929
2004 616.9151 32,695
2005 631.1698 33,452
2006 644.9623 34,183
2007 658.2453 34,887
2008 670.5943 35,542
2009 681.7264 36,132
2010 687.8868 36,458
2011 685.8491 36,350
2012 679.7358 36,026
2013 672.4434 35,639
2014 665.2925 35,260
2015 660.7547 35,020
2016 656.8113 34,811
2017 650.8774 34,496
2018 638.7075 33,852
2019 624.934 33,121
2020 614.2075 32,552
2021 602.783 31,948
2022 599.8302 31,791
2023 605.2264 32,077

Future Population Density of Saint Martin (French part) (2023-2100)

Saint Martin (French part)'s positive trend in population density is set to increase even further in the future. Where the population density will grow from 605.2264 people/kmยฒ to 650.2925 people/kmยฒ. An additional increase increase of 7.45% from 2023 to 2100.

Year Population Density (people/kmยฒ) Population
2023 605.2264 32,077
2024 610.1321 32,337
2025 614.6604 32,577
2026 618.8113 32,797
2027 622.6038 32,998
2028 626.0566 33,181
2029 629.2075 33,348
2030 632.2264 33,508
2031 635.0566 33,658
2032 637.6132 33,794
2033 640.1698 33,929
2034 642.7075 34,063
2035 645.1509 34,193
2036 647.4717 34,316
2037 649.7736 34,438
2038 652.0943 34,561
2039 654.2736 34,676
2040 656.2925 34,783
2041 658.2547 34,888
2042 660.1226 34,986
2043 661.8208 35,077
2044 663.434 35,162
2045 664.9151 35,240
2046 666.1226 35,304
2047 667.0849 35,356
2048 667.934 35,400
2049 668.5566 35,434
2050 668.9151 35,452
2051 669.0566 35,460
2052 669.0755 35,461
2053 668.8868 35,451
2054 668.5472 35,433
2055 668.0943 35,409
2056 667.3679 35,370
2057 666.5849 35,329
2058 665.6226 35,278
2059 664.5189 35,219
2060 663.3962 35,160
2061 662.1132 35,092
2062 660.8113 35,023
2063 659.5566 34,956
2064 658.1981 34,885
2065 656.8585 34,813
2066 655.717 34,753
2067 654.6604 34,697
2068 653.6981 34,646
2069 652.7642 34,596
2070 651.9245 34,552
2071 651.3302 34,520
2072 650.8868 34,497
2073 650.566 34,480
2074 650.283 34,465
2075 650.1698 34,459
2076 650.1981 34,461
2077 650.1321 34,457
2078 650.2358 34,462
2079 650.5189 34,478
2080 650.717 34,488
2081 650.9906 34,502
2082 651.2736 34,517
2083 651.5472 34,532
2084 651.934 34,553
2085 652.2736 34,571
2086 652.5283 34,584
2087 652.7547 34,596
2088 653.0755 34,613
2089 653.3396 34,627
2090 653.434 34,632
2091 653.6226 34,642
2092 653.7736 34,650
2093 653.6604 34,644
2094 653.4906 34,635
2095 653.2358 34,621
2096 652.8113 34,599
2097 652.3113 34,572
2098 651.7642 34,544
2099 651.1415 34,510
2100 650.2925 34,465

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/kmยฒ) to illustrate the population density of Saint Martin (French part).

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 (kmยฒ) of Saint Martin (French part)'s area.

Population Density Formula

Population Density = population / land area in kmยฒ

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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