Population in New Zealand compared to Poland: Trends, Charts, Rankings

New Zealand and Poland: population history and growth rate by year chart

Table

Year	Population		Growth rate
	New Zealand	Poland	New Zealand	Poland
1960	2,371,800	29,637,450	-	-
1961	2,419,700	29,964,000	2.02%	1.1%
1962	2,482,000	30,308,500	2.57%	1.15%
1963	2,531,800	30,712,000	2.01%	1.33%
1964	2,585,400	31,139,450	2.12%	1.39%
1965	2,628,400	31,444,950	1.66%	0.98%
1966	2,675,900	31,681,000	1.81%	0.75%
1967	2,724,100	31,987,155	1.8%	0.97%
1968	2,748,100	32,294,655	0.88%	0.96%
1969	2,772,800	32,548,300	0.9%	0.79%
1970	2,810,700	32,664,300	1.37%	0.36%
1971	2,853,000	32,783,500	1.5%	0.36%
1972	2,903,900	33,055,650	1.78%	0.83%
1973	2,961,300	33,357,200	1.98%	0.91%
1974	3,023,700	33,678,899	2.11%	0.96%
1975	3,083,100	34,015,199	1.96%	1%
1976	3,110,500	34,356,300	0.89%	1%
1977	3,120,200	34,689,050	0.31%	0.97%
1978	3,121,200	34,965,600	0.03%	0.8%
1979	3,109,000	35,247,217	-0.39%	0.81%
1980	3,112,900	35,574,150	0.13%	0.93%
1981	3,124,900	35,898,587	0.39%	0.91%
1982	3,156,100	36,230,481	1%	0.92%
1983	3,199,300	36,571,808	1.37%	0.94%
1984	3,227,100	36,904,134	0.87%	0.91%
1985	3,247,100	37,201,885	0.62%	0.81%
1986	3,246,300	37,456,119	-0.02%	0.68%
1987	3,274,400	37,668,045	0.87%	0.57%
1988	3,283,400	37,824,487	0.27%	0.42%
1989	3,299,200	37,961,529	0.48%	0.36%
1990	3,329,800	38,110,782	0.93%	0.39%
1991	3,495,100	38,246,193	4.96%	0.36%
1992	3,531,700	38,363,667	1.05%	0.31%
1993	3,572,200	38,461,408	1.15%	0.25%
1994	3,620,000	38,542,652	1.34%	0.21%
1995	3,673,400	38,594,998	1.48%	0.14%
1996	3,732,000	38,624,370	1.6%	0.08%
1997	3,781,300	38,649,660	1.32%	0.07%
1998	3,815,000	38,663,481	0.89%	0.04%
1999	3,835,100	38,660,271	0.53%	-0.008%
2000	3,857,700	38,258,629	0.59%	-1.04%
2001	3,880,500	38,248,076	0.59%	-0.03%
2002	3,948,500	38,230,364	1.75%	-0.05%
2003	4,027,200	38,204,570	1.99%	-0.07%
2004	4,087,500	38,182,222	1.5%	-0.06%
2005	4,133,900	38,165,445	1.14%	-0.04%
2006	4,184,600	38,141,267	1.23%	-0.06%
2007	4,223,800	38,120,560	0.94%	-0.05%
2008	4,259,800	38,125,759	0.85%	0.01%
2009	4,302,600	38,151,603	1%	0.07%
2010	4,350,700	38,042,794	1.12%	-0.29%
2011	4,384,000	38,063,255	0.77%	0.05%
2012	4,408,100	38,063,164	0.55%	-0%
2013	4,442,100	38,040,196	0.77%	-0.06%
2014	4,516,500	38,011,735	1.67%	-0.07%
2015	4,609,400	37,986,412	2.06%	-0.07%
2016	4,714,100	37,970,087	2.27%	-0.04%
2017	4,813,600	37,974,826	2.11%	0.01%
2018	4,900,600	37,974,750	1.81%	-0%
2019	4,979,200	37,965,475	1.6%	-0.02%
2020	5,090,200	37,515,748	2.23%	-1.18%
2021	5,111,300	36,981,559	0.41%	-1.42%
2022	5,117,100	36,821,749	0.11%	-0.43%
2023	5,245,000	36,687,353	2.5%	-0.36%
2024	5,338,500	36,554,707	1.78%	-0.36%
2025	5,377,360	36,176,920	0.73%	-1.03%
2026	5,413,790	35,894,534	0.68%	-0.78%
2027	5,447,979	35,753,988	0.63%	-0.39%
2028	5,479,675	35,605,295	0.58%	-0.42%
2029	5,509,133	35,447,860	0.54%	-0.44%
2030	5,536,522	35,283,068	0.5%	-0.46%
2031	5,562,256	35,111,838	0.46%	-0.49%
2032	5,586,456	34,934,626	0.44%	-0.5%
2033	5,609,501	34,753,118	0.41%	-0.52%
2034	5,631,457	34,567,292	0.39%	-0.53%
2035	5,652,480	34,377,478	0.37%	-0.55%
2036	5,673,146	34,183,187	0.37%	-0.57%
2037	5,693,185	33,984,777	0.35%	-0.58%
2038	5,713,185	33,782,992	0.35%	-0.59%
2039	5,732,750	33,577,269	0.34%	-0.61%
2040	5,751,482	33,368,049	0.33%	-0.62%
2041	5,770,413	33,156,329	0.33%	-0.63%
2042	5,789,187	32,941,367	0.33%	-0.65%
2043	5,806,468	32,722,775	0.3%	-0.66%
2044	5,822,166	32,501,991	0.27%	-0.67%
2045	5,836,730	32,278,695	0.25%	-0.69%
2046	5,849,932	32,052,771	0.23%	-0.7%
2047	5,861,661	31,824,481	0.2%	-0.71%
2048	5,872,796	31,593,911	0.19%	-0.72%
2049	5,882,711	31,360,713	0.17%	-0.74%
2050	5,892,766	31,124,396	0.17%	-0.75%

From 2005 to 2015, the population of New Zealand increased by 475,500 people (a 11.5% growth), while Poland lost 179,033 people (a 0.47% decline).

For the next 10 years, from 2015 to 2025, New Zealand gained 797,223 (a 17.3% growth), while Poland's population decreased by -1,809,492 (a 4.76% decline).

New Zealand was ranked 122nd most populous country in 2005 and is 124th in 2025. Poland was ranked 32nd in 2005 and ranked 46th now.

The UN's World Population Prospects forecasts that with changing growth rate trends in 25 years (in 2050) New Zealand's population will grow by 8.99% to 5,892,766 people with a rank change from 124th to 122nd. The population of Poland will decrease by 14% to 31,124,396 people and rank change from 46th to 61st.