Demographics of Guadeloupe

Guadeloupe's population, 1961-2003.

Guadeloupe has a population of 403,977 (2012).^[1]

Population

According to INSEE Guadeloupe has an estimated population of 403,977 on January 1, 2012.^[1] Life expectancy at birth is 77.0 years for males, and 83.5 for females (figures for 2011).^[1]

Languages

French is the official language, taught in the school system. Antillean Creole French is spoken by a large part of the population, understood by nearly all, and taught in some schools. A 2007 document issued by the International Organization of la Francophonie estimated the population to be 80.2% "francophone" and 14.9% "partially francophone".^[2]

Vital statistics

The following vital statistics include Saint Martin and Saint Barthélemy.^[1]^[3]

Census population^[1] and average annual growth rate
Year	Pop.	±% p.a.
1664	11,437	—
1789	106,593	+1.80%
1879	174,231	+0.55%
1961	276,545	+0.56%
1967	305,312	+1.66%
1974	315,848	+0.49%
1982	317,269	+0.06%
1990	353,431	+1.36%
1999	386,256	+0.99%
2009	401,554	+0.39%
The results do not include Saint Martin and Saint Barthélemy

	Population(01.01)	Live births	Deaths	Natural change	Crude birth rate (per 1000)	Crude death rate (per 1000)	Natural change (per 1000)	Total fertility rate
1950	210	7 702	2 912	4 790	37.3	13.7	23.7
1951	213	8 319	2 893	5 426	38.8	14.2	24.6
1952	217	8 463	3 221	5 242	38.3	14.3	24.0
1953	223	8 720	2 879	5 841	39.6	11.6	27.9
1954	229	8 941	2 648	6 293	39.4	11.0	28.5
1955	236	9 506	2 769	6 737	39.8	11.2	28.6
1956	244	9 648	2 449	7 199	39.8	10.0	29.8
1957	252	9 401	2 852	6 549	39.1	10.6	28.5
1958	260	9 864	2 469	7 395	38.4	9.9	28.4
1959	268	9 815	2 359	7 456	37.5	8.7	28.8
1960	275	10 479	2 657	7 822	38.4	9.7	28.7
1961	281	10 047	2 367	7 680	36.5	8.2	28.3
1962	287	10 890	2 348	8 542	37.3	8.5	28.8
1963	291	10 712	2 400	8 312	35.4	8.3	27.1
1964	296	10 424	2 345	8 079	34.4	8.1	26.4
1965	300	10 605	2 558	8 047	34.8	8.1	26.8
1966	304	10 879	2 497	8 382	33.7	7.9	25.7
1967	309	10 116	2 581	7 535	31.7	7.9	23.8
1968	313	10 476	2 564	7 912	31.9	7.6	24.3
1969	316	9 724	2 442	7 282	29.0	7.7	21.3
1970	319	9 397	2 499	6 898	28.9	7.8	21.1
1971	322	10 060	2 337	7 723	29.7	7.0	22.6
1972	324	9 912	2 458	7 454	28.4	7.3	21.2
1973	326	9 578	2 548	7 030	26.3	7.4	18.9
1974	327	8 846	2 459	6 387	24.6	7.4	17.2
1975	328	8 257	2 351	5 906	22.9	7.1	15.8
1976	327	6 926	2 395	4 531	19.5	7.2	12.3
1977	326	6 321	2 297	4 024	17.9	6.8	11.1
1978	325	5 640	2 163	3 477	16.4	6.7	9.7
1979	324	5 818	2 154	3 664	17.2	6.5	10.7
1980	326	6 425	2 143	4 282	18.1	6.6	11.5
1981	329	6 486	2 141	4 345	18.2	6.4	11.8
1982	334	6 616	2 099	4 517	18.2	6.4	11.8
1983	340	6 722	2 206	4 516	18.5	6.6	11.9
1984	347	6 671	2 235	4 436	18.3	6.4	11.9
1985	354	6 750	2 309	4 441	18.2	6.5	11.7
1986	360	6 374	2 238	4 136	17.7	6.2	11.5
1987	367	6 855	2 244	4 611	18.6	6.2	12.4
1988	374	7 126	2 228	4 898	18.7	6.0	12.7
1989	380	7 645	2 315	5 330	19.3	6.1	13.2
1990	385	7 569	2 334	5 235	19.7	6.1	13.6
1991	389	7 547	2 242	5 305	19.4	5.8	13.6
1992	393	7 310	2 360	4 950	18.6	6.0	12.6
1993	396	7 056	2 406	4 650	17.8	6.1	11.7
1994	399	7 249	2 328	4 921	18.1	5.8	12.3
1995	403	7 086	2 470	4 616	17.6	6.1	11.5
1996	407	7 256	2 459	4 797	17.8	6.0	11.8
1997	412	7 554	2 441	5 113	18.3	5.9	12.4
1998	416	7 208	2 517	4 691	17.3	6.0	11.3
1999	385 609*	7 452	2 664	4 788	17.7	6.3	11.4	2.10
2000	425	7 601	2 634	4 967	17.9	6.2	11.7	2.18
2001	430	7 658	2 608	5 050	17.8	6.1	11.8	2.23
2002	433	7 032	2 765	4 267	16.2	6.4	9.8	2.07
2003	437	7 047	2 662	4 385	16.1	6.1	10.0	2.11
2004	441	7 273	2 676	4 597	16.5	6.1	10.4	2.26
2005	444	7 551	2 904	4 647	17.0	6.5	10.5	2.37
2006	447	7 193	2 902	4 291	16.1	6.5	9.6	2.33
2007	450	6 862	2 769	4 093	15.2	6.2	9.1	2.27
2008	453	6 758	2 916	3 842	14.9	6.4	8.5	2.20
2009	456	6 387	2 987	3 400	14.0	6.6	7.5	2.13
2010	459	6 242	3 095	3 147	13.6	6.7	6.9	2.11
2011	461	6 284	2 965	3 319	13.6	6.4	7.2	2.17
2012	403 314*	6 133	3 003	3 130	13.2	6.5	6.8
2013	403 645*	5 069	2 951	2 118	12.6	7.3	5.3	2.17
2014	403 750*

Excluding data for Saint Barthelemy and Saint Martin

Structure of the population ^[4]

Structure of the population (01.01.2010) (Provisional estimates) (Excluding data for Saint Barthelemy and Saint Martin) :

Age Group	Male	Female	Total	%
Total	186 946	214 838	401 784	100
0-4	13 809	12 996	26 805	6,67
5-9	15 175	14 109	29 284	7,29
10-14	16 306	15 377	31 683	7,89
15-19	15 755	15 037	30 792	7,66
20-24	10 649	10 440	21 089	5,25
25-29	7 826	10 264	18 090	4,50
30-34	8 654	12 726	21 380	5,32
35-39	12 372	17 029	29 401	7,32
40-44	13 848	18 229	32 077	7,98
45-49	15 179	17 619	32 798	8,16
50-54	13 007	14 572	27 579	6,86
55-59	10 979	13 036	24 015	5,98
60-64	9 991	11 635	21 626	5,38
65-69	7 342	9 028	16 370	4,07
70-74	5 914	7 384	13 298	3,31
75-79	4 505	6 073	10 578	2,63
80-84	2 931	4 424	7 355	1,83
85-89	1 844	2 913	4 757	1,18
90-94	605	1 335	1 940	0,48
95+	255	612	867	0,22

Age group	Male	Female	Total	Percent
0-14	45 290	42 482	87 772	21,85
15-64	118 260	140 587	258 847	64,42
65+	23 396	31 769	55 165	13,73

References

1 2 3 4 5 Institut national de la statistique et des études économique
↑ French: La Francophonie dans le monde, Organisation internationale de la francophonie, p.17
↑ United nations. Demographic Yearbooks
↑ http://unstats.un.org/unsd/demographic/products/dyb/dyb2.htm

Demographics of French overseas departments and territories

Overseas departments	French Guiana Guadeloupe Martinique Mayotte Réunion

Overseas collectivities	French Polynesia St. Barthélemy St. Martin St. Pierre and Miquelon Wallis and Futuna

Special status	New Caledonia

Demographics of North America

Sovereign states	Antigua and Barbuda Bahamas Barbados Belize Canada Costa Rica Cuba Dominica Dominican Republic El Salvador Grenada Guatemala Haiti Honduras Jamaica Mexico Nicaragua Panama Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Lucia Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Trinidad and Tobago United States

Dependencies and other territories	Anguilla Aruba Bermuda Bonaire British Virgin Islands Cayman Islands Curaçao Greenland Guadeloupe Martinique Montserrat Puerto Rico Saint Barthélemy Saint Martin Saint Pierre and Miquelon Saba Sint Eustatius Sint Maarten Turks and Caicos Islands United States Virgin Islands

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