Poland National Statistics for 2018

2018

14,615,112

122 people/km²

38,411,148

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Population in Poland 2018

In 2018, Poland was experiencing demographic decline. Population decreased by 84,511 residents -0.22% over 2013-2018, at 38,411,148.

Based on 31 years of official GUS statistics covering all 16 provinces, 380 counties, and 2,480 municipalities.

Poland 38,411,148

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1995

29 years (+5 year forecast)

2024

Voivodeship Ranking

16 Voivodeships in Poland

1

Masovian 5,403,412

2

Silesian 4,533,565

3

Greater Poland 3,493,969

4

Lesser Poland 3,400,577

5

Lower Silesian 2,901,225

6

Łódź 2,466,322

7

Pomeranian 2,333,523

8

Subcarpathian 2,129,015

9

Lublin 2,117,619

10

Kuyavian-Pomeranian 2,077,775

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Year over Year

since 2017 2018

1

Pomeranian +0.4%

2

3

Lesser Poland +0.3%

4

Greater Poland +0.1%

5

Subcarpathian -0.0%

6

Lower Silesian -0.1%

7

8

Podlaskie -0.3%

9

Kuyavian-Pomeranian -0.3%

10

West Pomeranian -0.3%

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Data Source: Data from GUS Local Data Bank (BDL)