Population in Georgia compared to the Vatican: Trends, Charts, Rankings

Georgia and the Vatican: population history and growth rate by year chart

Table

Year	Population		Growth rate
	Georgia	Vatican	Georgia	Vatican
1960	3,645,600	-	-	-
1961	3,703,600	-	1.59%	-
1962	3,760,300	-	1.53%	-
1963	3,816,100	-	1.48%	-
1964	3,870,300	-	1.42%	-
1965	3,921,600	-	1.33%	-
1966	3,966,700	-	1.15%	-
1967	4,005,800	-	0.99%	-
1968	4,042,300	-	0.91%	-
1969	4,080,300	-	0.94%	-
1970	4,119,900	-	0.97%	-
1971	4,163,000	-	1.05%	-
1972	4,205,300	-	1.02%	-
1973	4,242,500	-	0.88%	-
1974	4,279,500	-	0.87%	-
1975	4,311,200	-	0.74%	-
1976	4,342,400	-	0.72%	-
1977	4,372,100	-	0.68%	-
1978	4,397,700	-	0.59%	-
1979	4,430,200	-	0.74%	-
1980	4,467,700	-	0.85%	-
1981	4,504,500	-	0.82%	-
1982	4,542,800	-	0.85%	-
1983	4,582,900	-	0.88%	-
1984	4,622,200	-	0.86%	-
1985	4,662,900	-	0.88%	-
1986	4,704,500	-	0.89%	-
1987	4,743,500	-	0.83%	-
1988	4,790,700	-	1%	-
1989	4,803,300	-	0.26%	-
1990	4,802,000	-	-0.03%	-
1991	4,835,900	-	0.71%	-
1992	4,873,500	-	0.78%	-
1993	4,911,100	-	0.77%	-
1994	4,836,076	-	-1.53%	-
1995	4,657,722	-	-3.69%	-
1996	4,491,699	-	-3.56%	-
1997	4,349,913	-	-3.16%	-
1998	4,243,607	-	-2.44%	-
1999	4,157,192	-	-2.04%	-
2000	4,077,131	880	-1.93%	-
2001	4,014,373	890	-1.54%	1.14%
2002	3,978,515	900	-0.89%	1.12%
2003	3,951,736	911	-0.67%	1.22%
2004	3,927,340	921	-0.62%	1.1%
2005	3,902,469	921	-0.63%	0%
2006	3,880,347	932	-0.57%	1.19%
2007	3,860,158	821	-0.52%	-11.9%
2008	3,848,449	824	-0.3%	0.37%
2009	3,814,419	826	-0.88%	0.24%
2010	3,786,695	829	-0.73%	0.36%
2011	3,756,441	832	-0.8%	0.36%
2012	3,728,874	836	-0.73%	0.48%
2013	3,717,668	839	-0.3%	0.36%
2014	3,719,414	842	0.05%	0.36%
2015	3,725,276	1,000	0.16%	18.8%
2016	3,727,505	-	0.06%	0%
2017	3,728,004	1,000	0.01%	0%
2018	3,726,549	-	-0.04%	0%
2019	3,720,161	1,000	-0.17%	0%
2020	3,722,716	987	0.07%	-1.29%
2021	3,708,610	970	-0.38%	-1.68%
2022	3,712,502	944	0.1%	-2.66%
2023	3,715,483	922	0.08%	-2.34%
2024	3,673,850	933	-1.12%	1.2%
2025	3,672,886	939	-0.03%	0.59%
2026	3,670,932	952	-0.05%	1.37%
2027	3,668,218	974	-0.07%	2.32%
2028	3,665,210	985	-0.08%	1.13%
2029	3,661,637	983	-0.1%	-0.19%
2030	3,657,328	976	-0.12%	-0.75%
2031	3,652,468	968	-0.13%	-0.75%
2032	3,647,514	968	-0.14%	0%
2033	3,642,820	988	-0.13%	2.09%
2034	3,637,578	992	-0.14%	0.37%
2035	3,631,911	1,000	-0.16%	0.74%
2036	3,625,709	998	-0.17%	-0.18%
2037	3,619,221	1,003	-0.18%	0.55%
2038	3,613,066	1,022	-0.17%	1.83%
2039	3,607,401	1,060	-0.16%	3.78%
2040	3,601,672	1,095	-0.16%	3.3%
2041	3,596,113	1,127	-0.15%	2.86%
2042	3,591,146	1,149	-0.14%	1.96%
2043	3,585,815	1,169	-0.15%	1.76%
2044	3,580,127	1,186	-0.16%	1.42%
2045	3,573,827	1,209	-0.18%	2.02%
2046	3,566,578	1,224	-0.2%	1.22%
2047	3,558,996	1,248	-0.21%	1.95%
2048	3,551,242	1,272	-0.22%	1.92%
2049	3,543,398	1,296	-0.22%	1.88%
2050	3,535,243	1,325	-0.23%	2.27%

From 2005 to 2015, the population of Georgia decreased by 177,193 people (a 4.54% decline), while the Vatican gained 79 people (a 8.58% growth).

For the next 10 years, from 2015 to 2025, Georgia lost -52,390 (a 1.41% decline), while the Vatican's population decreased by -51 (a 5.1% decline).

Georgia was ranked 124th most populous country in 2005 and is 130th in 2025. The Vatican was ranked 197th in 2005 and still ranked 197th now.

The UN's World Population Prospects forecasts that with changing growth rate trends in 25 years (in 2050) Georgia's population will shrink by 3.75% to 3,535,243 people with a rank change from 130th to 135th. The population of the Vatican will increase by 39.6% to 1,325 people and will still be ranked 197th.