Gibraltar

Gibraltar is renowned for the iconic Rock of Gibraltar, a towering limestone monolith that rises 426 meters above the Mediterranean Sea, offering breathtaking views and a fascinating array of wildlife. This strategic bastion has a rich history, famously serving as the site of the Great Siege of Gibraltar in the late 18th century, a dramatic showdown that showcased the resilience of its defenders.

Year	Population	Change
2024	39,329	+858
2023	38,471	+862
2022	37,609	+751
2021	36,858	+685
2020	36,173	+679
2019	35,494	+640
2018	34,854	+609
2017	34,245	+587
2016	33,658	+465
2015	33,193	+380
2014	32,813	+406
2013	32,407	+378
2012	32,029	+369
2011	31,660	+412
2010	31,248	+425
2009	30,823	+410
2008	30,413	+407
2007	30,006	+412
2006	29,594	+431
2005	29,163	+448
2004	28,715	+441
2003	28,274	+443
2002	27,831	+174
2001	27,657	-52
2000	27,709	+17
1999	27,692	+42
1998	27,650	+68
1997	27,582	+95
1996	27,487	+110
1995	27,377	+138
1994	27,239	+169
1993	27,070	+192
1992	26,878	-20
1991	26,898	-302
1990	27,200	-344
1989	27,544	-295
1988	27,839	-257
1987	28,096	-232
1986	28,328	-184
1985	28,512	-131
1984	28,643	-90
1983	28,733	-32
1982	28,765	+25
1981	28,740	+65
1980	28,675	+100
1979	28,575	+129
1978	28,446	+146
1977	28,300	+166
1976	28,134	+183
1975	27,951	+196
1974	27,755	+218
1973	27,537	+247
1972	27,290	+270
1971	27,020	+386
1970	26,634	+514
1969	26,120	+542
1968	25,578	+563
1967	25,015	+571
1966	24,444	+566
1965	23,878	+563
1964	23,315	+562
1963	22,753	+556
1962	22,197	+325
1961	21,872	+33
1960	21,839	—