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

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

Table

Year	Population		Growth rate
	Uruguay	Vatican	Uruguay	Vatican
1960	2,529,957	-	-	-
1961	2,562,044	-	1.27%	-
1962	2,593,298	-	1.22%	-
1963	2,623,766	-	1.17%	-
1964	2,653,180	-	1.12%	-
1965	2,681,169	-	1.05%	-
1966	2,707,646	-	0.99%	-
1967	2,732,277	-	0.91%	-
1968	2,754,606	-	0.82%	-
1969	2,773,974	-	0.7%	-
1970	2,790,807	-	0.61%	-
1971	2,806,462	-	0.56%	-
1972	2,821,644	-	0.54%	-
1973	2,837,133	-	0.55%	-
1974	2,853,944	-	0.59%	-
1975	2,872,320	-	0.64%	-
1976	2,891,392	-	0.66%	-
1977	2,909,461	-	0.62%	-
1978	2,925,715	-	0.56%	-
1979	2,939,903	-	0.48%	-
1980	2,951,953	-	0.41%	-
1981	2,963,246	-	0.38%	-
1982	2,975,492	-	0.41%	-
1983	2,988,778	-	0.45%	-
1984	3,002,488	-	0.46%	-
1985	3,017,037	-	0.48%	-
1986	3,032,845	-	0.52%	-
1987	3,049,896	-	0.56%	-
1988	3,067,961	-	0.59%	-
1989	3,086,255	-	0.6%	-
1990	3,104,403	-	0.59%	-
1991	3,122,354	-	0.58%	-
1992	3,139,702	-	0.56%	-
1993	3,156,345	-	0.53%	-
1994	3,172,834	-	0.52%	-
1995	3,189,440	-	0.52%	-
1996	3,206,324	-	0.53%	-
1997	3,223,345	-	0.53%	-
1998	3,239,280	-	0.49%	-
1999	3,254,015	-	0.45%	-
2000	3,266,206	880	0.37%	-
2001	3,274,251	890	0.25%	1.14%
2002	3,278,867	900	0.14%	1.12%
2003	3,281,186	911	0.07%	1.22%
2004	3,283,148	921	0.06%	1.1%
2005	3,285,771	921	0.08%	0%
2006	3,289,506	932	0.11%	1.19%
2007	3,295,153	821	0.17%	-11.9%
2008	3,302,177	824	0.21%	0.37%
2009	3,310,091	826	0.24%	0.24%
2010	3,318,580	829	0.26%	0.36%
2011	3,326,825	832	0.25%	0.36%
2012	3,335,401	836	0.26%	0.48%
2013	3,345,337	839	0.3%	0.36%
2014	3,356,334	842	0.33%	0.36%
2015	3,368,017	1,000	0.35%	18.8%
2016	3,379,283	-	0.33%	0%
2017	3,388,438	1,000	0.27%	0%
2018	3,394,534	-	0.18%	0%
2019	3,397,206	1,000	0.08%	0%
2020	3,398,968	987	0.05%	-1.29%
2021	3,396,695	970	-0.07%	-1.68%
2022	3,390,913	944	-0.17%	-2.66%
2023	3,388,081	922	-0.08%	-2.34%
2024	3,386,588	933	-0.04%	1.2%
2025	3,384,690	939	-0.06%	0.59%
2026	3,382,543	952	-0.06%	1.37%
2027	3,380,245	974	-0.07%	2.32%
2028	3,377,893	985	-0.07%	1.13%
2029	3,375,428	983	-0.07%	-0.19%
2030	3,372,892	976	-0.08%	-0.75%
2031	3,370,285	968	-0.08%	-0.75%
2032	3,367,544	968	-0.08%	0%
2033	3,364,654	988	-0.09%	2.09%
2034	3,361,591	992	-0.09%	0.37%
2035	3,358,284	1,000	-0.1%	0.74%
2036	3,354,682	998	-0.11%	-0.18%
2037	3,350,735	1,003	-0.12%	0.55%
2038	3,346,431	1,022	-0.13%	1.83%
2039	3,341,676	1,060	-0.14%	3.78%
2040	3,336,469	1,095	-0.16%	3.3%
2041	3,330,804	1,127	-0.17%	2.86%
2042	3,324,643	1,149	-0.18%	1.96%
2043	3,317,939	1,169	-0.2%	1.76%
2044	3,310,611	1,186	-0.22%	1.42%
2045	3,302,680	1,209	-0.24%	2.02%
2046	3,294,196	1,224	-0.26%	1.22%
2047	3,285,160	1,248	-0.27%	1.95%
2048	3,275,507	1,272	-0.29%	1.92%
2049	3,265,260	1,296	-0.31%	1.88%
2050	3,254,361	1,325	-0.33%	2.27%

From 2006 to 2016, the population of Uruguay increased by 89,777 people (a 2.73% growth), while the Vatican gained 68 people (a 7.3% growth).

For the next 10 years, from 2016 to 2026, Uruguay gained 3,260 (a 0.1% growth), while the Vatican's population decreased by -48 (a 4.8% decline).

Uruguay was ranked 129th most populous country in 2006 and is 133rd in 2026. The Vatican was ranked 197th in 2006 and still ranked 197th now.

The UN's World Population Prospects forecasts that with changing growth rate trends in 24 years (in 2050) Uruguay's population will shrink by 3.79% to 3,254,361 people with a rank change from 133rd to 138th. The population of the Vatican will increase by 39.2% to 1,325 people and will still be ranked 197th.