Grenada Population 2024 (Live)

126,679

Grenada's population is expected to remain stable in the long run. It's population has hovered around 100,000 -- give or take about 5,000 -- since the early 1980's, and nothing indicates this trend will change.

Population Rank
Growth Rate
2024 World Percentage
Land Area
340
The current population of Grenada is 126,679 based on projections of the latest United Nations data. The UN estimates the July 1, 2024 population at 126,887.

Grenada Growth Rate

Grenada Population 2024 (Live)

Grenada Population Clock

Grenada Population (as of 3/11/2024)126,679
Next UN Estimate (July 1, 2024)126,887
Births per Day5
Deaths per Day3
Migrations per Day-1
Net Change per Day2
Population Change Since Jan. 1142

Components of Population Change

One birth every 288 minutes
One death every 480 minutes
One emigrant every 1440 minutes
Net gain of one person every 720 minutes

Grenada Population Clock

City
2024 Population
Saint George's7,500
Gouyave3,378
Grenville2,476
Victoria2,256
Saint David's1,321
Sauteurs1,320
Hillsborough1,000

Grenada Population Density Map

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Year
Population
Growth Rate
Density (/km²)
Population Rank
Density Rank
2024126,8870.67%37319436
2023126,1830.7%37119436
2020123,6630.77%36419437
2019122,7240.73%36119437
2018121,8380.76%35819437
2017120,9210.8%35619338
2015118,9800.85%35019337
2010114,0390.68%33519338
2005110,2540.52%32419535
2000107,4320.64%31619633
1995104,0600.99%30619531
199099,047-0.31%29119431
1985100,5761.18%29619327
198094,838-0.48%27919426
197597,165-0.33%28619024
197098,7940.11%29118723
196598,2260.93%28918421
196093,7722.56%27617917
195582,6561.42%24318020

Grenada Population by Year (Historical)

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Year
Population
Growth Rate
Density (/km²)
Population Rank
Density Rank
2024126,8870.67%37319436
2025127,5530.62%37519436
2030130,3670.44%38319436
2035132,4940.32%39019436
2040134,2190.26%39519437
2045135,5000.19%39919439
2050136,2530.11%40119439
2055136,3810.02%40119641
2060135,919-0.07%40019741
2065134,854-0.16%39719740
2070133,179-0.25%39219740
2075130,876-0.35%38519741
2080128,071-0.43%37719741
2085125,022-0.48%36819741
2090121,947-0.5%35919742
2095118,853-0.51%35019743

Grenada Population by Year (Projections)

Grenada Population Pyramid 2024

Grenada Median Age

33.3

Total

33.1

Male

33.4

Female

Grenada Population by Age

There are people over age 18 in Grenada.

Census Years

Year
Date
20212021
201112 May 2011
200125 May 2001
199112 May 1991

Grenada Population Pyramid

Grenada is a small island nation that is comprised of the island of Grenada and six smaller islands at the south end of the Grenadines in the Caribbean Sea, northeast of Venezuela. Grenada is known as the "Island of Spice" for its production of mace and nutmeg. It's one of the world's leading exporters of these spices.

Grenada's population has remained fairly flat for decades, in part due to the country's high migration rate as young people leave the country for nearby Caribbean islands and countries like the United States and the United Kingdom.

Despite being one of the smallest countries on earth -- just 344 square kilometers and a ranking of 203rd in terms of size -- Grenada has a fairly sizable population and a high population density. There are 318 people per square kilometer (825/square mile), which is the 45th highest in the world.

The capital and largest city of Grenada is St. George's, which is surrounded by an old volcano crater. St. George's has a population of 34,000 and it's one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Caribbean.

Grenada Demographics

About 82% of Grenada's people are descended from African slaves brought to the islands by the French and English, although a small number are indigenous Arawak and Carib people who survived the French purging. There is also a small number of descendants of indentured workers from India who were brought to the island between 1857 and 1885. Grenadians of Indian descent account for the second largest ethnic group in the country. There is also a community of English and French descendants, with the remaining 13% of the population comprised of people of mixed descent.

Like many islands in the Caribbean, Grenada has a high migration rate and there are at least 110,000 Grenadine-born people in other areas of the Caribbean like Barbados and at least this number again in other countries, particularly London, New York City, Australia and Toronto. Only about 30% of people born in Grenada remain in the country.

While English is the country's official language, Grenadian Creole is spoken by many of the people. About 10-20% also speak French Patois, or Antillean Creole.

Grenada is mostly Christian, with nearly half of the population belonging to the Roman Catholic church, as well as significant numbers of Protestants and Anglicans. There is a small community of Rastafarians, along with Hindus and Muslims.

Grenada Population Rank 2024
Area (km²)
344
2024 Growth Rate
GDP (IMF '23)
$1.31
GDP (UN '22)
$1.19 Bn

Grenada - General Info

  1. World Population Prospects (2022 Revision) - United Nations population estimates and projections.
  2. GeoNames

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