United States Virgin Islands population 103,000 (live)

The population of United States Virgin Islands is expected to grow by 0 in 2024 and reach 103,000 in 2025. Migration (including immigration and emigration) decreases population by 451 people yearly. The population density of United States Virgin Islands has changed from 284.7 in 1980 to 298.8 in 2022.

Current population 103,000 people at present (Saturday 20th of April 2024)
Median Age 41.9 years
Population density 297.3 per km2
Population of United States Virgin Islands from 1960 to 2024 (historical)
Year Population Year change Migrants Median age Fertility rate Density (Ppl/km2) Urban population
2024 103,000 0 (0.0%) -451 41.9 297 99,000 (96.2%)
2023 103,000 0 (0.0%) -451 41.7 298 99,000 (96.2%)
2022 103,000 0 (0.0%) -451 41.4 299 99,000 (96.1%)
2021 103,000 0 (0.0%) -451 41.2 299 99,000 (96.0%)
2020 103,000 0 (0.0%) -451 41.0 2.13 300 99,000 (95.9%)
2019 0 0 (0.0%) -451 40.8 2.06 300 99,000 (95.8%)
2018 0 0 (0.0%) -451 40.5 1.98 300 99,000 (95.7%)
2017 0 0 (0.0%) -451 40.3 1.90 300 99,000 (95.6%)
2016 0 0 (0.0%) -451 40.0 1.82 307 98,276 (95.5%)
2015 103,574 -596 (-0.6%) -451 39.7 1.74 308 98,742 (95.3%)
2010 106,267 -440 (-0.4%) -900 38.2 1.81 310 100,522 (94.6%)
2005 107,863 -87 (-0.1%) -1,253 36.3 2.23 310 101,029 (93.7%)
2000 108,639 43 (0.0%) -1,054 34.0 2.06 310 100,585 (92.6%)
1995 107,817 500 (0.5%) -787 32.0 2.48 308 97,506 (90.4%)
1990 103,963 963 (0.9%) -924 30.5 2.95 297 91,160 (87.7%)
1985 107,000 -1,000 (-0.9%) -2,231 27.7 2.97 288 90,180 (84.3%)
1980 97,000 1,000 (1.0%) -698 26.7 3.14 285 77,743 (80.1%)
1975 94,000 4,000 (4.3%) 392 24.5 4.05 270 70,730 (75.2%)
1970 63,000 4,400 (7.0%) 1,881 25.9 5.17 181 43,843 (69.6%)
1965 44,000 2,700 (6.1%) 649 24.6 5.68 124 27,843 (63.3%)
1960 32,000 2,100 (6.2%) 2,054 26.9 5.62 95 18,073 (56.5%)

In 2023 the population of United States Virgin Islands was 103,000 and the average age increased from 26.9 in 1960 to 41.7. Urban population has increased from 100,585 (92.6%) in 2000 to 99,000 (96.2%) in the current year. The population density of United States Virgin Islands has changed from 284.7 in 1980 to 298.8 in 2022.

Estimated Population 2020-2050
Year Population Year change Migrants Median age Fertility rate Density (Ppl/km2) Urban population
2020 0 0 (0.0%) -451 41.0 2.13 300 99,000 (95.9%)
2025 103,000 0 (0.0%) -451 42.2 2.05 297 99,000 (96.3%)
2030 102,000 0 (0.0%) -451 43.0 1.98 291 99,000 (96.6%)
2035 100,000 -1,000 (-1.0%) -451 43.7 1.93 284 97,000 (96.8%)
2040 98,000 -1,000 (-1.0%) -451 44.2 1.89 275 95,000 (97.0%)
2045 96,000 0 (0.0%) -451 44.5 1.87 265 93,000 (97.1%)
2050 93,000 0 (0.0%) -451 44.9 1.85 254 90,000 (97.2%)

The life expectancy at birth should reach 85.1 (83.8 years for male and 86.5 years for females). Population density will go up to 254.0 people per square kilometer.

United States Virgin Islands demographics 2023

The demographics of United States Virgin Islands constitutes of 54,000 women and 49,000 men, which means there are 907 men per 1000 women. As far as age distribution goes, 25.7% of population (26,502) is 19 or younger, 51.8% of population (53,303) is between age 20 and 64 and 22.7% of population (23,391) is over 65.

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