List of countries by population in 1907

This is a list of countries by population in 1907. It is not a complete list: some non-independent countries and overseas territories are not included.

Rank	Country /Territory	Population 1907 estimate	Percentage of World Population
—	World	1,750,000,000	—
1	Qing China[1] constituents Qing China – 415,964,000 Tibet – 3,300,000	419,264,000	24.0%
2	British Empire[1] constituents British Raj – 289,606,000 United Kingdom – 39,700,000 British Africa – 33,409,000 constituents Northern Nigeria – 9,500,000 Egypt – 9,000,000 Southern Nigeria – 7,500,000 Anglo-Egyptian Sudan – 4,800,000 Gold Coast – 2,800,000 Cape Colony – 2,500,000 Uganda – 1,800,000 Kenya – 1,700,000 Sierra Leone (including protectorate) – 1,000,000 Northern Rhodesia – 770,000 Southern Rhodesia – 734,000 Zanzibar (UK and Oman) – 250,000 British Somaliland – 300,000 Gambia – 165,000 Swaziland – 90,000 Ireland – 4,390,000 Ceylon – 3,700,000 British West Indies - 1,668,500 subdivisions Jamaica – 820,000 Trinidad and Tobago – 320,000 Barbados – 182,000 Bahamas – 55,000 Saint Lucia – 50,0000 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – 49,000 British Honduras – 45,000 Saint Kitts (with Nevis) – 45,000 Antigua (with Barbuda and Redonda) – 35,000 Dominica – 32,000 Bermuda – 20,000 Turks and Caicos Islands – 5,500 British Virgin Islands – 5,000 Cayman Islands – 5,000 Transvaal Colony – 1,400,000 Colony of Natal – 1,200,000 Federated Malay States – 900,000 Nyasaland – 850,000 Straits Settlements – 550,000 Orange River Colony – 400,000 Territory of Papua (UK, de facto Australia) – 400,000 Basutoland – 383,000 Mauritius – 375,000 Hong Kong – 325,000 North Borneo – 300,000 British Guiana – 300,000 Bhutan – 280,000 Newfoundland – 230,000 Cyprus – 240,000 Malta – 195,000 British Solomon Islands – 135,000 Fiji – 125,000 Bechuanaland – 90,000 Bahrain (UK) – 70,000 Grenada – 70,000 Trucial Oman – 70,000 Sikkim – 60,000 Isle of Man – 57,000 Maldives – 56,000 Jersey – 54,000 New Hebrides (Anglo-French condominium) – 50,000 Aden Protectorate – 45,000 Guernsey – 42,000 Kuwait – 40,000 Gilbert and Ellice Islands – 30,000 Gibraltar – 29,000 Brunei – 22,000 Seychelles – 22,000 Tonga – 21,000 Witu – 15,000 Montserrat – 12,000 Qatar – 11,000 Cook Islands – 6,000 Anguilla – 4,500 Saint Helena – 4,500 Niue – 4,000 Ellice Islands – 2,400 Falkland Islands – 2,300 Christmas Island – 900 Cocos Islands – 650 Tokelau Islands – 500 Pitcairn Islands – 170 Ascension Island – c. 100–200 Tristan da Cunha – 95 Phoenix Islands – 60	391,453,775	22.4%
3	Russian Empire constituents Russia proper – 151,010,000 Congress Poland – 17,138,700 Grand Duchy of Finland – 2,431,000 Bukhara – 1,250,000 Khiva – 400,000	172,229,700	9.8%
4	United States[1] constituents United States – 87,008,000 Philippines – 7,844,000 Puerto Rico – 1,100,000 Hawaii – 154,000 Guam – 12,000 American Samoa – 6,000	96,124,000	5.5%
5	French Empire[1] constituents France – 39,270,000 Annam – 6,000,000 Tongking – 6,000,000 Algeria – 4,000,000 Cochin-China – 3,200,000 French Sudan – 2,800,000 Madagascar – 2,706,700 Upper Volta – 2,375,000 Tunis – 1,890,000 French Guinea – 1,600,000 Niger – 1,570,000 Cambodia – 1,500,000 Senegal – 1,230,000 Ivory Coast – 950,000 Chad – 810,000 Oubangui-Chari – 630,000 Dahomey – 570,000 Laos – 550,000 Mauretania – 540,000 French India – 280,000 Middle Congo (also called French Congo) – 280,000 Gabon – 240,000 Guadeloupe – 190,000 Kwang-Chou-Wan – 185,000 Martinique – 185,000 Réunion – 178,000 Comoros – 112,000 New Caledonia – 54,000 French Somaliland – 50,000 New Hebrides (Anglo-French condominium) – 50,000 French Polynesia – 30,000 French Guiana – 24,000 Wallis and Futuna – 6,000 Saint Pierre and Miquelon – 5,000	80,060,700	4.6%
6	German Empire constituents Germany – 67,000,000 Cameroon – 3,500,000 German East Africa – 3,500,000 Ruanda-Urundi – 2,700,000 Togoland – 920,000 German South-West Africa – 210,000 German New Guinea – 188,000 Kiaochow – 60,000 German Solomon Islands – 50,000 German Samoa – 37,000 Caroline Islands – 36,000 Micronesia – 15,000 Marshall Islands – 15,000 Palau – 4,000 Mariana Islands – 2,500 Nauru – 1,500	78,239,000	4.5%
7	Dutch Empire constituents Netherlands – 5,616,000 Dutch East Indies – 45,500,000 Surinam – 86,000 Netherlands Antilles – 44,000	51,246,000	2.9%
8	Austria-Hungary constituents Bohemia – 12,825,000 Croatia-Slavonia – 2,201,000 Bosnia and Herzegovina – 1,200,000	50,000,000	2.9%
9	Japanese Empire constituents Japan – 42,000,000 Formosa – 3,500,000	45,500,000	2.6%
10	Italian Empire constituents Italy – 34,640,700 Italian Somaliland – 400,000 Eritrea – 220,000	35,260,700	2.0%
11	Ottoman Empire[2] constituents Ottoman Empire – 20,800,000 Tripoli – 1,000,000	21,800,000	1.2%
12	Spanish Empire constituents Spain – 20,750,000 Canary Islands – 360,000 Spanish Guinea (or Río Muni) – 150,000 Rio de Oro – 40,000 Fernando Po – 25,000 Spanish Morocco (mainly Ceuta and Melilla) – 22,000 Elobey, Annobón and Corisco – 3,000	21,350,000	1.2%
13	Brazil	20,750,000	1.2%
14	Abyssinia[3]	14,000,000	0.8%
15	Portuguese Empire constituents Portugal – 5,758,000 Portuguese East Africa – 2,600,000 Portuguese West Africa – 2,400,000 Portuguese India – 475,000 Portuguese Timor – 300,000 Azores – 260,000 Portuguese Guinea – 200,000 Madeira – 160,000 Cape Verde – 140,000 Macau – 80,000 São Tomé and Príncipe – 61,000	12,434,000	0.7%
16	Mexico[4]	12,050,000	0.7%
17	Korean Empire	12,000,000	0.7%
18	Morocco[5][6]	9,000,000	0.5%
19	Siam	7,200,000	0.4%
20	Persia	7,000,000	0.4%
21	Romania	6,630,000
22	Belgium	6,136,000
23	Argentina	5,800,000
24	Canada	5,500,000
25	Sweden	5,377,713
26	Afghanistan	5,000,000
27	Nepal	4,789,000
28	Colombia	4,604,000
29	Arabia (mainly includes (Hejaz, Nejd, Hadramaut and Yemen)	4,218,000
30	Australia	4,120,000[7]
31	Peru	3,700,000
32	Switzerland	3,525,300
33	Bulgaria	3,154,000
34	Chile	2,857,000
35	Greece	2,800,000
36	Venezuela	2,741,000
37	Serbia	2,650,000
38	Norway	2,324,800
39	Denmark constituents Denmark – 2,182,000 Iceland – 82,000 Danish Virgin Islands – 28,000 Faroe Islands – 17,000 Greenland – 13,000	2,322,000
40	Cuba	1,500,000
41	Bolivia	1,500,000
42	Cambodia	1,300,000
44	Ecuador	1,271,000
45	El Salvador	1,116,300
46	Guatemala	1,046,000
47	Uruguay	1,026,000
48	New Zealand	967,000
49	Paraguay	715,000
50	Liberia	664,000
50	Dominican Republic	610,000
51	Nicaragua	515,000
52	Honduras	505,000
53	Muscat and Oman	500,000
54	Sarawak	500,000
55	Costa Rica	341,600
56	Montenegro	320,000
57	Panama	318,000
58	Crete	310,000
59	Luxembourg	252,000
60	Monaco	19,000
61	San Marino	11,000
62	Liechtenstein	10,000
63	Andorra	6,000
64	Neutral Moresnet	3,000
65	Vatican City	700

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Notes

"Population Statistics: Historical Demography". Archived from the original on 23 February 2015. Retrieved 12 May 2018.
"Turkey" . The Nuttall Encyclopædia. 1907.
"ETHIOPIA: population growth of the whole country". www.populstat.info.
"Mexico" . The Nuttall Encyclopædia. 1907.
"Dun's Review". R.G. Dun & Company. 22 July 2018 – via Google Books.
Bacon, Leonard; Thompson, Joseph Parrish; Storrs, Richard Salter; Beecher, Henry Ward; Leavitt, Joshua; Tilton, Theodore; Bowen, Henry Chandler; Ward, William Hayes; Holt, Hamilton; Franklin, Fabian; Fuller, Harold de Wolf; Herter, Christian Archibald (22 July 2018). "The Independent". S. W. Benecdict – via Google Books.
Coghlan, Timothy Augustine (1911). "Australia" . In Chisholm, Hugh (ed.). Encyclopædia Britannica. 2 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. p. 949. At the close of 1906 the population of Australia was approximately 4,120,000, exclusive of aborigines.

References

Wood, James, ed. (1907), The Nuttall Encyclopædia , London and New York: Frederick Warne .—Originally this article incorporated statistics from the Nuttall Encyclopedia published in 1907. The list includes the populations of all countries, states and territories listed in the Encyclopedia with an estimated population. The populations listed here, rounded to the nearest 1,000, represent the best estimate of population by the editors of the Nuttall Encyclopedia.

The other main sources are:

"Population statistics: historical demography", Population statistics, 31 October 2006, archived from the original on 23 February 2015, retrieved 19 August 2018
Table of contents. 1911 Encyclopædia Britannica – via Wikisource. Page has search box.
"(GES,P) Deutscher Kolonial-Atlas mit Jahrbuch 1905, herausgegeben auf Veranlassung der Deutschen Kolonialgesellschaft. Berlin 1905 - Verteilung des Kolonialbesitzes der europäischen Staaten", Zentrale für Unterrichtsmedien im Internet e.V. (ZUM.de) (in German), retrieved 19 August 2018

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[Population_Statistics:_Historical_Demography-1] "Population Statistics: Historical Demography". Archived from the original on 23 February 2015. Retrieved 12 May 2018.

[2] "Turkey" . The Nuttall Encyclopædia. 1907.

[3] "ETHIOPIA: population growth of the whole country". www.populstat.info.

[4] "Mexico" . The Nuttall Encyclopædia. 1907.

[5] "Dun's Review". R.G. Dun & Company. 22 July 2018 – via Google Books.

[6] Bacon, Leonard; Thompson, Joseph Parrish; Storrs, Richard Salter; Beecher, Henry Ward; Leavitt, Joshua; Tilton, Theodore; Bowen, Henry Chandler; Ward, William Hayes; Holt, Hamilton; Franklin, Fabian; Fuller, Harold de Wolf; Herter, Christian Archibald (22 July 2018). "The Independent". S. W. Benecdict – via Google Books.

[7] Coghlan, Timothy Augustine (1911). "Australia" . In Chisholm, Hugh (ed.). Encyclopædia Britannica. 2 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press. p. 949. At the close of 1906 the population of Australia was approximately 4,120,000, exclusive of aborigines.

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