Demographics of Guadeloupe

Guadeloupe's population, 1961-2003.

Guadeloupe has a population of 403,977 (2012).[1]

Population

According to INSEE Guadeloupe had an estimated population of 403,977 on January 1, 2012.[1] Life expectancy at birth is 77.0 years for males, and 83.5 for females (figures for 2011).[1]

Languages

French is the official language, taught in the school system. Antillean Creole French is spoken by a large part of the population, understood by nearly all, and taught in some schools. A 2007 document issued by the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie estimated the population to be 80.2% "francophone" and 14.9% "partially francophone".[2]

Vital statistics

The following vital statistics include Saint Martin and Saint Barthélemy.[1][3]

Census population[1] and average annual growth rate
YearPop.±% p.a.
166411,437—    
1789106,593+1.80%
1879174,231+0.55%
1961276,545+0.56%
1967305,312+1.66%
1974315,848+0.49%
1982317,269+0.06%
1990353,431+1.36%
1999386,256+0.99%
2009401,554+0.39%
The results do not include Saint Martin and Saint Barthélemy
Population(01.01) (x1000) Live births Deaths Natural change Crude birth rate (per 1000) Crude death rate (per 1000) Natural change (per 1000) Total fertility rate
1950 210 7 7022 9124 790 37.313.723.7
1951 213 8 3192 8935 426 38.814.224.6
1952 217 8 4633 2215 242 38.314.324.0
1953 223 8 7202 8795 841 39.611.627.9
1954 229 8 9412 6486 293 39.411.028.5
1955 236 9 5062 7696 737 39.811.228.6
1956 244 9 6482 4497 199 39.810.029.8
1957 252 9 4012 8526 549 39.110.628.5
1958 260 9 8642 4697 395 38.49.928.4
1959 268 9 8152 3597 456 37.58.728.8
1960 275 10 4792 6577 822 38.49.728.7
1961 281 10 0472 3677 680 36.58.228.3
1962 287 10 8902 3488 542 37.38.528.8
1963 291 10 7122 4008 312 35.48.327.1
1964 296 10 4242 3458 079 34.48.126.4
1965 300 10 6052 5588 047 34.88.126.8
1966 304 10 8792 4978 382 33.77.925.7
1967 309 10 1162 5817 535 31.77.923.8
1968 313 10 4762 5647 912 31.97.624.3
1969 316 9 7242 4427 282 29.07.721.3
1970 319 9 3972 4996 898 28.97.821.1
1971 322 10 0602 3377 723 29.77.022.6
1972 324 9 9122 4587 454 28.47.321.2
1973 326 9 5782 5487 030 26.37.418.9
1974 327 8 8462 4596 387 24.67.417.2
1975 328 8 2572 3515 906 22.97.115.8
1976 327 6 9262 3954 531 19.57.212.3
1977 326 6 3212 2974 024 17.96.811.1
1978 325 5 6402 1633 477 16.46.79.7
1979 324 5 8182 1543 664 17.26.510.7
1980 326 6 4252 1434 282 18.16.611.5
1981 329 6 4862 1414 345 18.26.411.8
1982 334 6 6162 0994 517 18.26.411.8
1983 340 6 7222 2064 516 18.56.611.9
1984 347 6 6712 2354 436 18.36.411.9
1985 354 6 7502 3094 441 18.26.511.7
1986 360 6 3742 2384 136 17.76.211.5
1987 367 6 8552 2444 611 18.66.212.4
1988 374 7 1262 2284 898 18.76.012.7
1989 380 7 6452 3155 330 19.36.113.2
1990 385 7 5692 3345 235 19.76.113.6
1991 389 7 5472 2425 305 19.45.813.6
1992 393 7 3102 3604 950 18.66.012.6
1993 396 7 0562 4064 650 17.86.111.7
1994 399 7 2492 3284 921 18.15.812.3
1995 403 7 0862 4704 616 17.66.111.5
1996 407 7 2562 4594 797 17.86.011.8
1997 412 7 5542 4415 113 18.35.912.4
1998 416 7 2082 5174 691 17.36.011.3 1.83
1999 385.609* 7 4522 6644 788 17.76.311.4 2.10
2000 425 7 6012 6344 967 17.96.211.7 2.19
2001 430 7 6582 6085 050 17.86.111.8 2.23
2002 433 7 0322 7654 267 16.26.49.8 2.07
2003 437 7 0472 6624 385 16.16.110.0 2.11
2004 441 7 2732 6764 597 16.56.110.4 2.26
2005 444 7 5512 9044 647 17.06.510.5 2.37
2006 447 7 1932 9024 291 16.16.59.6 2.33
2007 400.584 6 8622 7694 093 15.26.29.1 2.27
2008 401.784 6 7582 9163 842 14.96.48.5 2.20
2009 401.554 6 3872 9873 400 14.06.67.5 2.13
2010 403.355 6 2423 0953 147 13.66.76.9 2.12
2011 404.635 6 2842 9653 319 13.66.47.2 2.19
2012 403.314 6 1333 0033 130 13.26.56.8 2.20
2013 402.119 5 0692 9512 118 12.67.35.3 2.17
2014 400.186 5 0013 2901 711 12.58.24.3 2.19
2015 397.990 4 7142 9061 808 11.97.34.6 2.10
2016 394.110 4 6533 2271 426 11.88.23.6 2.14
2017 390.253 4 1263 1211 005 10.68.02.6 1.94
2018 385.761 4 2493 258991 11.18.52.6 2.04
2019 381.294 4 6013 4691 132 11.38.92.4 2.10
2020 376.879
  • Excluding data for Saint Barthélemy and Saint Martin

Structure of the population [4]

Structure of the population (01.01.2010) (Provisional estimates) (Excluding data for Saint Barthélemy and Saint Martin) :

Age Group Male Female Total %
Total 186 946 214 838 401 784 100
0-4 13 809 12 996 26 805 6,67
5-9 15 175 14 109 29 284 7,29
10-14 16 306 15 377 31 683 7,89
15-19 15 755 15 037 30 792 7,66
20-24 10 649 10 440 21 089 5,25
25-29 7 826 10 264 18 090 4,50
30-34 8 654 12 726 21 380 5,32
35-39 12 372 17 029 29 401 7,32
40-44 13 848 18 229 32 077 7,98
45-49 15 179 17 619 32 798 8,16
50-54 13 007 14 572 27 579 6,86
55-59 10 979 13 036 24 015 5,98
60-64 9 991 11 635 21 626 5,38
65-69 7 342 9 028 16 370 4,07
70-74 5 914 7 384 13 298 3,31
75-79 4 505 6 073 10 578 2,63
80-84 2 931 4 424 7 355 1,83
85-89 1 844 2 913 4 757 1,18
90-94 605 1 335 1 940 0,48
95+ 255 612 867 0,22
Age group Male Female Total Percent
0-14 45 290 42 482 87 772 21,85
15-64 118 260 140 587 258 847 64,42
65+ 23 396 31 769 55 165 13,73

References
  1. Institut national de la statistique et des études économique
  2. La Francophonie dans le monde Archived 2012-10-16 at WebCite, Organisation internationale de la francophonie, p.17
  3. United nations. Demographic Yearbooks
  4. http://unstats.un.org/unsd/demographic/products/dyb/dyb2.htm
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