Population in Equatorial Guinea compared to the Marshall Islands: Trends, Charts, Rankings

Equatorial Guinea and the Marshall Islands: population history and growth rate by year chart

Table

Year	Population		Growth rate
	Equatorial Guinea	Marshall Islands	Equatorial Guinea	Marshall Islands
1960	269,807	14,703	-	-
1961	274,896	15,219	1.89%	3.51%
1962	280,286	15,755	1.96%	3.52%
1963	285,965	16,302	2.03%	3.47%
1964	291,942	16,852	2.09%	3.37%
1965	298,238	17,402	2.16%	3.26%
1966	304,859	17,927	2.22%	3.02%
1967	311,805	18,655	2.28%	4.06%
1968	318,849	19,862	2.26%	6.47%
1969	322,517	21,305	1.15%	7.27%
1970	320,803	22,530	-0.53%	5.75%
1971	315,940	23,366	-1.52%	3.71%
1972	309,468	23,992	-2.05%	2.68%
1973	302,281	24,581	-2.32%	2.45%
1974	294,953	25,296	-2.42%	2.91%
1975	287,901	26,154	-2.39%	3.39%
1976	281,031	27,021	-2.39%	3.31%
1977	276,779	27,906	-1.51%	3.28%
1978	276,531	28,809	-0.09%	3.24%
1979	279,846	29,738	1.2%	3.22%
1980	288,644	30,774	3.14%	3.48%
1981	303,252	32,017	5.06%	4.04%
1982	322,216	33,397	6.25%	4.31%
1983	343,421	34,811	6.58%	4.23%
1984	364,899	36,264	6.25%	4.17%
1985	385,547	37,761	5.66%	4.13%
1986	404,728	39,286	4.98%	4.04%
1987	422,522	40,828	4.4%	3.93%
1988	439,651	42,321	4.05%	3.66%
1989	456,808	43,586	3.9%	2.99%
1990	474,274	44,629	3.82%	2.39%
1991	492,217	45,568	3.78%	2.1%
1992	510,770	46,388	3.77%	1.8%
1993	530,023	47,093	3.77%	1.52%
1994	550,138	47,712	3.8%	1.31%
1995	571,264	48,266	3.84%	1.16%
1996	593,492	48,775	3.89%	1.05%
1997	616,893	49,259	3.94%	0.99%
1998	641,474	49,717	3.98%	0.93%
1999	667,214	50,202	4.01%	0.98%
2000	703,279	50,706	5.41%	1%
2001	749,836	51,123	6.62%	0.82%
2002	797,957	51,425	6.42%	0.59%
2003	847,862	51,639	6.25%	0.42%
2004	899,917	51,791	6.14%	0.29%
2005	947,367	51,906	5.27%	0.22%
2006	990,343	51,992	4.54%	0.17%
2007	1,036,044	52,035	4.61%	0.08%
2008	1,084,530	52,030	4.68%	-0.01%
2009	1,135,673	52,019	4.72%	-0.02%
2010	1,189,085	52,044	4.7%	0.05%
2011	1,241,835	51,907	4.44%	-0.26%
2012	1,293,483	51,419	4.16%	-0.94%
2013	1,346,218	50,681	4.08%	-1.44%
2014	1,399,828	49,796	3.98%	-1.75%
2015	1,453,923	48,800	3.86%	-2%
2016	1,508,186	47,709	3.73%	-2.24%
2017	1,562,396	46,529	3.59%	-2.47%
2018	1,616,422	45,285	3.46%	-2.67%
2019	1,670,177	44,007	3.33%	-2.82%
2020	1,716,468	42,706	2.77%	-2.96%
2021	1,758,786	41,367	2.47%	-3.14%
2022	1,803,545	40,077	2.54%	-3.12%
2023	1,847,549	38,827	2.44%	-3.12%
2024	1,892,516	37,548	2.43%	-3.29%
2025	1,938,427	36,281	2.43%	-3.37%
2026	1,984,463	35,078	2.37%	-3.32%
2027	2,030,749	33,976	2.33%	-3.14%
2028	2,077,253	32,977	2.29%	-2.94%
2029	2,123,699	32,054	2.24%	-2.8%
2030	2,170,434	31,191	2.2%	-2.69%
2031	2,218,077	30,420	2.2%	-2.47%
2032	2,267,025	29,740	2.21%	-2.23%
2033	2,315,991	29,142	2.16%	-2.01%
2034	2,364,847	28,608	2.11%	-1.83%
2035	2,414,263	28,147	2.09%	-1.61%
2036	2,463,880	27,751	2.06%	-1.41%
2037	2,513,955	27,405	2.03%	-1.25%
2038	2,564,843	27,092	2.02%	-1.14%
2039	2,615,417	26,836	1.97%	-0.94%
2040	2,665,575	26,598	1.92%	-0.89%
2041	2,715,477	26,396	1.87%	-0.76%
2042	2,764,764	26,217	1.82%	-0.68%
2043	2,813,769	26,054	1.77%	-0.62%
2044	2,862,511	25,913	1.73%	-0.54%
2045	2,911,227	25,777	1.7%	-0.52%
2046	2,959,088	25,653	1.64%	-0.48%
2047	3,005,551	25,543	1.57%	-0.43%
2048	3,051,480	25,429	1.53%	-0.45%
2049	3,097,625	25,311	1.51%	-0.46%
2050	3,143,719	25,195	1.49%	-0.46%

From 2005 to 2015, the population of Equatorial Guinea increased by 506,556 people (a 53.5% growth), while the Marshall Islands lost 3,106 people (a 5.98% decline).

For the next 10 years, from 2015 to 2025, Equatorial Guinea gained 521,483 (a 35.9% growth), while the Marshall Islands' population decreased by -12,519 (a 25.7% decline).

Equatorial Guinea was ranked 155th most populous country in 2005 and is 148th in 2025. The Marshall Islands was ranked 188th in 2005 and ranked 192nd now.

The UN's World Population Prospects forecasts that with changing growth rate trends in 25 years (in 2050) Equatorial Guinea's population will grow by 59.1% to 3,143,719 people with a rank change from 148th to 140th. The population of the Marshall Islands will decrease by 30.6% to 25,195 people and rank change from 192nd to 193rd.