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Uzbekistan Population Density vs World

Updated on by Georank team

Uzbekistan has a population density of 221.9 people per square mile, compared to the average of 144 people in other countries. Uzbekistan has 132,907 sq ft of land per person and ranks 103rd out of 197 countries (most to least densely populated).

Uzbekistan has 0.45% of the world's population and 0.3% of the total land area of all countries.

Uzbekistan population density by year

Uzbekistan
Population density

Density rank

people per square mile

1x
Year Population density Density rank
2026 221.9 103
2025 217.9 104
2024 213.7 106
2023 209.6 106
2022 205.4 107
2021 201.3 109
2020 197.4 112
2019 193.8 112
2018 190.3 113
2017 187 113
2016 183.9 113
2015 180.8 113
2014 179.6 114
2013 176.7 114
2012 173.9 115
2011 171.3 117
2010 168.7 116
2009 166 116
2008 163.3 116
2007 160.8 116
2006 158.7 116
2005 156.6 114
2004 154.7 114
2003 152.8 114
2002 150.9 112
2001 149.1 111
2000 147.3 109
1999 149 106
1998 146.9 107
1997 144.7 108
1996 142.2 108
1995 139.5 107
1994 136.8 106
1993 133.9 107
1992 130.8 103

Data sources: World Bank | Agriculture & Rural Development (1992–2026, retrieved 2026-04-06); United Nations | World Population Prospects (2025–2026, retrieved 2026-03-10).

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This chart shows how population density in Uzbekistan has changed over time. From 2006 to 2026, population density increased by 39.9%. Uzbekistan ranked 116th by population density 20 years ago and ranks 103rd today.

Density metrics

Uzbekistan Rank
Population density 221.9 ppl/mi² 103/197
Population
37939105
43/197
Land area 170,136 sq mi 56/197
Land area per capita 130,442 sq ft 92/197
Rural population 49% 62/195
Urban population 51% 134/195
Living in agglomerations of 1M+ people 7.79% 88/197

Share of urban population by year

Uzbekistan
Urban population share

Rank
1x
Year Urban population Rank
2024 51% 134
2023 51% 134
2022 51% 133
2021 50.9% 132
2020 50.8% 132
2019 50.6% 131
2018 50.6% 131
2017 50.7% 128
2016 50.7% 127
2015 50.7% 127
2014 50.9% 123
2013 51.1% 122
2012 51.3% 121
2011 51.3% 119
2010 51.3% 116
2009 51.6% 112
2008 51.8% 112
2007 51.7% 111
2006 51.5% 110
2005 51.1% 110
2004 50.6% 111
2003 50% 111
2002 49.3% 111
2001 48.5% 110
2000 47.7% 112
1999 46.8% 112
1998 46% 112
1997 45.1% 112
1996 44.3% 116
1995 43.5% 117
1994 42.7% 119
1993 42.1% 119
1992 41.5% 118
1991 41.1% 118
1990 40.8% 118
1989 40.6% 116
1988 40.8% 114
1987 40.6% 113
1986 40.5% 112
1985 40.6% 111
1984 41% 111
1983 41.2% 111
1982 41.2% 110
1981 41.2% 109
1980 41.1% 109
1979 40.9% 106
1978 40.6% 106
1977 39.7% 106
1976 39.3% 106
1975 38.7% 106
1974 38.2% 105
1973 37.7% 107
1972 37.1% 106
1971 36.7% 106
1970 36.6% 106
1969 36.6% 105
1968 36.4% 102
1967 36% 101
1966 35.7% 101
1965 35.5% 98
1964 35.4% 97
1963 35.3% 95
1962 35.1% 92
1961 34.9% 90
1960 34.3% 90

Data sources: World Bank | Health (1960–2024, retrieved 2026-04-06).

GeoRank.org/population-density/uzbekistan | CC BY

This chart shows the share of urban population in Uzbekistan from 1960 to 2024: 34.3% lived in urban areas in 1960, 47.7% in 2000, and 51% in 2024.

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Data sources: World Bank | Agriculture & Rural Development (1961–2026, retrieved 2026-04-06); United Nations | World Population Prospects (1961–2026, retrieved 2026-03-10); U.S. Census Bureau (1961–2025, retrieved 2026-02-08); Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) (2000–2019, retrieved 2026-02-20).

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Data sources:

  1. World Bank | Agriculture & Rural Development (1961–2026, retrieved 2026-04-06)
  2. United Nations | World Population Prospects (1961–2026, retrieved 2026-03-10)
  3. U.S. Census Bureau (1961–2025, retrieved 2026-02-08)
  4. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) (2000–2024, retrieved 2026-02-20)
  5. Wikidata (2014–2024, retrieved 2026-02-08)

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