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World population (millions)
	Geographical definitions as in IEA Key Stats 2010 p.66; In this table applies:; Europe = OECD Europe + Non-OECD Europe and; excluding Russia and including Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania ; ; ex Soviet Union (SU) = SU excluding Russia and Baltic states; ; North America =US, Canada, Mexico ; ; OECD Pacific = Australia, Japan, Korea, New Zealand; ; 2025 with constant annual 2007/2008 growth until 2025;

Population of the largest cities (1000)
	Source: 2010 U.S. Census

Population of the 10 largest US ; cities and municipal areas (in thousands)
	(order no), x = not in top 10; Source: 2010 U.S. Census

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Population of the Middle East[edit]

Demographics of the Middle East

Population growth ^[1]
#		1990	2008	2010	1990-2008	Growth %
		Million				1990-08	1990-10
1	Bahrain	0.49	0.77	1.26	0.3	56%	157%
2	Cyprus	0.58	0.80	0.80	0.2	38%	38%
3	Egypt	57.79	81.53	81.12	23.7	41%	40%
4	Iran	54.40	71.96	73.97	17.6	32%	36%
5	Iraq	18.14	28.22	32.32	10.1	56%	78%
6	Israel	4.68	7.31	7.62	2.6	56%	63%
7	Jordan	3.17	5.91	6.05	2.7	86%	91%
8	Kuwait	2.13	2.73	2.74	0.6	28%	29%
9	Lebanon	2.97	4.14	4.23	1.2	39%	42%
10	Oman	1.84	2.79	2.78	0.9	51%	51%
11	Palestine	1.90	3.91	help	2.0	106%
12	Qatar	0.47	1.28	1.76	0.8	174%	274%
13	Saudi Arabia	16.38	24.65	27.45	8.3	50%	68%
14	Syria	12.72	21.23	20.45	8.5	67%	61%
15	Turkey	55.12	71.08	72.85	16.0	29%	32%
16	UAE	1.87	4.37	7.51	2.5	134%	302%
17	Yemen	12.31	23.05	24.05	10.7	87%	95%
TOTAL		246.95	355.70		108.7	44%
x	Middle East	131.6	198.5	212.19	66.9	51 %	61 %
x	World	5,265.2	6,687.9	6,825	1,422.7	27 %	30 %
Source: OECD/World Bank

Population of the US largest cities[edit]

World population[edit]

old version[edit]

World population (millions)^[1]
#	Country	2008	1990
1	China	1,333	1,141
2	India	1,140	849
3	US	304	250
4	Indonesia	228	178
5	Brazil	192	150
6	Pakistan	166	108
7	Bangladesh	160	116
8	Nigeria	151	94
9	Russia	142	148
10	Japan	128	124
	Top ten = 59 % of total in 2008

The population growth rate is highest in Uganda in 2011. See also Demographics of Uganda ^[4]

Earth’s population will reach seven billion on 31 October 2011, a milestone that offers unprecedented challenges and opportunities to all of humanity, according to UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund.^[5]

According to the UNFPA (United Nations Population Fund) world population growth druring 1800-2011 was from 1 billion to 7 billion estimated in 31.10.2011. During the year 2011 according to estimates: ^[6]^[7]

Population^[6]
Year	Billion
1800	1
1927	2
1960	3
1974	4
1987	5
1999	6
2011*	7
UNFPA United Nations Population Fund estimate 31.10.2011

135 million people will be born
57 million people will die and
78 million people will increase the world population.

Population growth ok[edit]

Population in the world increased from 1990 to 2008 with 1,423 million and 27 % growth. As persons the increase was among highest in India 290 million and China 192 million. Population growth was among highest in Qatar 174 % and United Arab Emirates 140 %.^[1]

Population growth ^[1]
#		2008	1990	Growth	Growth	World growth
		Million			1990-2008	Share
x	World	6,688	5,265	1,422.7	27.0 %	100 %
1	India	1,140.0	849.5	290.5	34.2 %	20.4 %
2	China	1,332.6	1,140.9	191.7	16.8 %	13.5 %
3	Pakistan	166.0	108.0	58.1	53.8 %	4.1 %
4	Nigeria	151.3	94.5	56.9	60.2 %	4.0 %
5	United States	304.5	250.2	54.3	21.7 %	3.8 %
6	Indonesia	228.2	178.2	50.0	28.1 %	3.5 %
7	Bangladesh	160.0	115.6	44.4	38.4 %	3.1 %
8	Brazil	192.0	149.6	42.4	28.3 %	3.0 %
9	Ethiopia	80.7	51.5	29.3	56.9 %	2.1 %
10	Philippines	90.3	62.4	27.9	44.7 %	2.0 %
11	Congo (DRC)	64.2	37.9	26.3	69.2 %	1.8 %
Population growth in 11 countries 872 million i.e. 61 % of total 1423 million Emiration and imigration not considered, Source exclude some countries Source: OECD/World Bank						61 %

Asia[edit]

1 India[edit]

Population in India ^[1]
Year	Million
1971	560
1980	687
1990	849
2000	1,016
2004	1,080
2008	1,140
Source: OECD/World Bank

20 % of the total population growth of the world during 1990-2008 was in India. Population in India increased from 1990 to 2008 with 290 million and 34 % growth in population compared to 17 % growth in China, 45 % in Philippines, 54 % in Pakistan and 69 % in Dem. Rep. of Congo.^[1]

2 China[edit]

13.5 % of the total population growth of the world during 1990-2008 was in China. Population in China increased from 1990 to 2008 with 191.7 million and 16.8 % growth. Population in China was 963 million in 1980 and 1,332 million 2008 (35 % growth).

Population in China^[1]
Year	Million
1971	845.2
1980	986.3
1990	1,140.9
2000	1,269.3
2004	1,302.9
2008	1,332.6
Source: OECD/World Bank

3 Pakistan ok[edit]

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Population in Pakistan ^[1]
Year	Million
1971	62.5
1980	82.7
1990	108.0
2000	138.1
2004	152.1
2008	166.0
Source: OECD/World Bank

According to OECD/World Bank population in Pakistan increased from 1990 to 2008 with 58 million and 54 % growth in population compared to 34 % growth in India and 38 % growth in Bangladesh.

6 Indonesia[edit]

Population in Indonesia increased from 1990 to 2008 with 50 million with 28 % growth. Population in Indonesia was148 million in 1980 and 228 million 2008 (54 % growth).

Population in Indonesia ^[1]
Year	Million
1971	120.4
1980	148.3
1990	178.2
2000	206.3
2004	217.6
2008	228.2
Source: OECD/World Bank

10 Philippines ok[edit]

Population in Philippines^[1]
Year	Million
1971	37.6
1980	48.1
1990	62.4
2000	77.7
2004	83.9
2008	90.3
Source: OECD/World Bank

Population in Philippines increased from 1990 to 2008 with 28 million with 45 % growth. Population in Philippines: 90 million in 2008 and 48 million 1980

7 Bangladesh[edit]

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Population in Bangladesh ^[1]
Year	Million
1971	71.0
1980	90.4
1990	115.6
2000	140.8
2004	150.7
2008	160.0
Source: OECD/World Bank

Population in Bangladesh increased from 1990 to 2008 with 44 million and 38 % growth in population compared to 34 % growth in India and 54 % growth in Pakistan. The annual population growth 2007-2008 was 1.4 % compared to India 1.35 %, Pakistan 2.2 %, Dem. Rep. of Congo 2.9 %, Tanzania 2.9 %, Yemen 4.0 % and Syria 3.5 %. According to the OECD/World Bank population statistics between 1990-2008 the world population growth was 27 % and 1,423 million persons.^[1]

Africa[edit]

9 Ethiopia[edit]

Population in Ethiopia increased from 1990 to 2008 with 29 million with 57 % growth.

Population in Ethiopia^[1]
Year	Million
1971	31.7
1980	37.9
1990	51.5
2000	65.5
2004	72.7
2008	80.7
Source: OECD/World Bank

Population in Ethiopia increased from 1990 to 2008 with 29 million with 57 % growth. Population in Etiopia: 81 million in 2008 and 38 million 1980

11 Democratic Republic of the Congo[edit]

REMOVED [1]

Population in Dem. Rep. of Congo
Year	Million
1971	21.2
1980	28.1
1990	37.9
2000	50.7
2004	56.9
2008	64.2
Source: OECD/World Bank

Population in Dem. Rep. of Congo increased from 1990 to 2008 with 26 million with 69 % growth.

4 Nigeria[edit]

Population in Nigeria^[1]
Year	Million
1971	55.1
1980	71.1
1990	94.5
2000	124.8
2004	138.0
2008	151.3
Source: OECD/World Bank

Population in Nigeria increased from 1990 to 2008 with 57 million and 60 % growth in population.

America[edit]

5 United States[edit]

Removal corrected, please read Talk:United States [2]

Population in the United States ^[1]
Year	Million
1971	207.7
1980	227.7
1990	250.2
2000	282.4
2004	293.3
2008	304.5
Source: OECD/World Bank

Population in the United States increased from 1990 to 2008 with 54 million and 22 % growth in population.

Canada[edit]

Demographics of Canada

Population in Canada increased from 1990 to 2008 with 5.6 million and 20.4 % growth in population compared to 21,7 % growth in the USA and 31.2 % growth in Mexico. According to the OECD/World Bank population statistics between 1990-2008 the world population growth was 27 % and 1,423 million persons.^[1]

Population in Canada^[1]
Year	Million
1971	22.0
1980	24.5
1990	27.7
2000	30.7
2004	31.9
2008	33.3
Source: OECD/World Bank

Mexico[edit]

Demographics of Mexico

Middle East[edit]

Population growth ^[1]
#		2008	1990	Growth 1990-08
		Million			%
1	Bahrain	0.49	0.77	0.3	56 %
2	Cyprus	0.58	0.80	0.2	38 %
3	Egypt	57.79	81.53	23.7	41 %
4	Iran	54.40	71.96	17.6	32 %
5	Iraq	18.14	28.22	10.1	56 %
6	Israel	4.68	7.31	2.6	56 %
7	Jordan	3.17	5.91	2.7	86 %
8	Kuwait	2.13	2.73	0.6	28 %
9	Lebanon	2.97	4.14	1.2	39 %
10	Oman	1.84	2.79	0.9	51 %
11	Palestine	1.90	3.91	2.0	106 %
12	Qatar	0.47	1.28	0.8	174 %
13	Saudi Arabia	16.38	24.65	8.3	50 %
14	Syria	12.72	21.23	8.5	67 %
15	Turkey	55.12	71.08	16.0	29 %
16	UAE	1.87	4.37	2.5	134 %
17	Yemen	12.31	23.05	10.7	87 %
TOTAL		246.95	355.70	108.7	44 %
Source: OECD/World Bank

Israel[edit]

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Population in Israel ^[1]
Year	Million
1971	3.09
1980	3.90
1990	4.68
2000	6.29
2004	6.91
2008	7.31
Source: OECD/World Bank

Population in Israel increased from 1990 to 2008 with 2.6 million and 56 % growth in population.^[1]

Palestinian areas[edit]

According to Guardian (2008) the Palestinian territories have one of the fastest growing populations in the world, with numbers surging 30% in the past decade (2008). There was 3.76 million Palestinians in the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem, up from 2.89 million 10 years earlier.^[8]

According to the U.S. Census population growth mid 1990-2008 in Gaza and West Bank was 106 % from 1.9 million (1990) to 3.9 million person.^[9]

Population of Palestinian territories^[10]^[11]
Year	West Bank	Gaza Strip	Total
1970	0.68	0.37	1.05
1980	0.98	0.5	1.46
1990	1.25	0.64	1.89
2000	2.02	1.13	3.15
2006	2.5	1.5	4.0
2009	2.48	1.45	3.94
Source: Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics 2006, U.S. Census Bureau 1990, 2000, Justin McCarthy 1970, 1980

The Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS) estimated Palestinians by the end of 2006 as 10.1 million persons as follows: 3.95 million in the Palestinian Territory (39.2%), 1.1 million (11.2%) in Israel; 2.8 million (27.7%) in Jordan; other Arab countries 1.6 million (16.2%) and other foreign countries 0.57 million (5.7%). PCBS estimated Palestinians by the mid of 2009 as 10.7 million persons.

Population (mid year)^[12]^[13]^[14]
Year	West Bank	Gaza	Total
1970	0.69	0.34	1.03
1980	0.90	0.46	1.36
1990	1.25	0.65	1.90
2000	1.98	1.13	3.11
2004	2.20	1.30	3.50
2008	2.41	1.5	3.91
2010	2.52	1.60	4.12
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
2006	2.5	1.5	4.0
2009	2.48	1.45	3.94
Source: Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics

Jordan[edit]

According to the OECD/World Bank population statistics population in Jordan increased from 1990 to 2008 with 2.7 million and 86 % growth in population compared to 39 % growth in Lebanon, 56 % growth in Israel, 67 % growth in Syria ^[1] and according to the U.S. Census 106 % growth in Palestinia.^[15]

Population in Jordan^[1]
Year	Million
1971	1.57
1980	2.18
1990	3.17
2000	4.80
2004	5.29
2008	5.91
Source: OECD/World Bank

Egypt[edit]

According to the OECD/World Bank statistics population growth in Egypt from 1990 to 2008 was 23.7 million and 41 %.

Population in Egypt^[1]
Year	Million
1971	36.36
1980	44.43
1990	57.79
2000	70.17
2004	75.72
2008	81.53
Source: OECD/World Bank

Iran[edit]

According to the OECD/World Bank statistics population growth in Iran from 1990 to 2008 was 17.6 million and 32 %.

Population in Iran^[1]
Year	Million
1971	29.35
1980	39.12
1990	54.40
2000	63.94
2004	68.07
2008	71.96
Source: OECD/World Bank

Turkey[edit]

According to the OECD/World Bank population statistics in Turkey the population growthfrom 1990 to 2008 was 16 million and 29 %.

Population in Turkey ^[1]
Year	Million
1971	36.21
1980	44.44
1990	55.12
2000	64.30
2004	67.73
2008	71.08
Source: OECD/World Bank

References[edit]

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z CO2 Emissions from Fuel Combustion Population 1971-2008 (pdf pages 83-85) IEA (OECD/ World Bank) (original population ref OECD/ World Bank e.g. in IEA Key World Energy Statistics 2010 page 57) Cite error: The named reference "IEApop2011" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
^ Population U.S. Census Bureau, Statistical Abstract of the United States 2011 62 pages, Population metrop+cities p. 26 and 43, table 27 p.34-35
^ Population U.S. Census Bureau, Statistical Abstract of the United States 2011 62 pages, Population metrop+cities p. 26 and 43
^ Seitsemäs miljardis ihminen syntyy pian yle 22.9.2011
^ to a World of Seven Billion People UNFPA 12.9.2011
^ ^a ^b 7. miljardis ihminen, Helsingin Sanomat editor Mr Timo Paukku 5.9.2011 D1 (in Finnish)
^ Eurek Alert: World Population to surpass 7 Billion in 2011 28-Jul-2011
^ 11.2.2008 Guardian
^ US Census Bureau International Programs International Data Base IDB West Bank and Gaza
^ Palestinians in figures 2009 Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics May 2010
^ Palestinians at the End of Year 2006 Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics
^ US Census Bureau International Programs International Data Base IDB West Bank and Gaza
^ Palestinians in figures 2009 Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics May 2010
^ Palestinians at the End of Year 2006 Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics
^ US Census Bureau International Programs International Data Base IDB. See: West Bank and Gaza

[IEApop2011-1] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g ^h ⁱ ^j ^k ^l ^m ⁿ ^o ^p ^q ^r ^s ^t ^u ^v ^w ^x ^y ^z CO2 Emissions from Fuel Combustion Population 1971-2008 (pdf pages 83-85) IEA (OECD/ World Bank) (original population ref OECD/ World Bank e.g. in IEA Key World Energy Statistics 2010 page 57) Cite error: The named reference "IEApop2011" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).

[2] Population U.S. Census Bureau, Statistical Abstract of the United States 2011 62 pages, Population metrop+cities p. 26 and 43, table 27 p.34-35

[3] Population U.S. Census Bureau, Statistical Abstract of the United States 2011 62 pages, Population metrop+cities p. 26 and 43

[4] Seitsemäs miljardis ihminen syntyy pian yle 22.9.2011

[5] to a World of Seven Billion People UNFPA 12.9.2011

[hesa2011-6] 7. miljardis ihminen, Helsingin Sanomat editor Mr Timo Paukku 5.9.2011 D1 (in Finnish)

[7] Eurek Alert: World Population to surpass 7 Billion in 2011 28-Jul-2011

[8] 11.2.2008 Guardian

[9] US Census Bureau International Programs International Data Base IDB West Bank and Gaza

[10] Palestinians in figures 2009 Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics May 2010

[11] Palestinians at the End of Year 2006 Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics

[12] US Census Bureau International Programs International Data Base IDB West Bank and Gaza

[13] Palestinians in figures 2009 Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics May 2010

[14] Palestinians at the End of Year 2006 Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics

[15] US Census Bureau International Programs International Data Base IDB. See: West Bank and Gaza

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Population of the 10 largest US cities and municipal areas (in thousands)^[2]
	City	Region
New York	8,362 (1)	18,897 (1)
Los Angeles	3,832 (2)	12,829 (2)
Chicago	2,851 (3)	9,461 (3)
Houston	2,261 (4)	5,947 (7)
Dallas	1,300 (5)	6,372 (4)
Philadelphia	1,547 (6)	5,965 (6)
Washington, D.C.	602 (x)	5,582 (5)
Miami	399 (x)	5,565 (8)
Atlanta	420 (x)	5,268 (9)
Boston	618 (x)	4,552 (10)
Phoenix	1,594 (7)	4,193 (x)
San Antonio	1,374 (8)	2,143 (x)
San Diego	1,306 (9)	3,095 (x)
San José	965 (10)	1,837 (x)
(order no), x = not in top 10 Source: 2010 U.S. Census

Population of the largest cities (1000)^[3]
	City	Region
New York	18,897	8,362
Los Angeles	12,829	3,832
Chicago	9,461	2,851
Dallas	6,372	1,300
Philadelphia	5,965	1,547
Houston	5,947	2,261
Washington, D.C.	5,582	n.d.
Miami	5,565	n.d.
Atlanta	5,268	n.d.
Boston	4,552	n.d.
Phoenix	4,193	1,231
San Antonio	2,143	1,167
San Diego	3,095	956
Indianapolis	1,756	740
Source: 2010 U.S. Census

World population (millions)^[1]
#		1990	2008	2025*
1	China	1,141	1,333	1,458
2	India	849	1,140	1,398
3	US	250	304	352
4	Indonesia	178	228	273
5	Brazil	150	192	223
6	Pakistan	108	166	226
7	Bangladesh	116	160	198
8	Nigeria	94	151	208
9	Russia	148	142	137
10	Japan	124	128	126
	World	5,265	6,688	8,004
	TOP TEN (%)	60.0 %	58.9 %	57.5 %
1	Asia	1,613	2,183	2,693
	+ China	1,141	1,333	1,458
	+ OECD Pacific*	187	202	210
2	Africa	634	984	1,365
3	Europe*	564	603	659
	+ Russia	148	142	137
	+ ex Soviet Union*	133	136	146
4	Latin America	355	462	550
5	North America*	359	444	514
6	Middle East	132	199	272

	Australia	17	22	28
	European Union - 27	473	499	539
	US + Canada	278	338	392
	Ex Soviet Union	289	285	289
Geographical definitions as in IEA Key Stats 2010 p.66 In this table applies: Europe = OECD Europe + Non-OECD Europe and excluding Russia and including Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania ex Soviet Union (SU) = SU excluding Russia and Baltic states North America =US, Canada, Mexico OECD Pacific = Australia, Japan, Korea, New Zealand 2025 with constant annual 2007/2008 growth until 2025