Antigua and Barbuda

Saint John's

Antigua and Barbuda is renowned for its stunning beaches, with Dickenson Bay frequently lauded as one of the Caribbean's finest, offering pristine white sands and crystal-clear turquoise waters. The islands are also home to the historic Nelson's Dockyard, a UNESCO World Heritage site that played a crucial role in the naval history of the British Empire.

Year	Population	Change
2024	93,772	+456
2023	93,316	+476
2022	92,840	+491
2021	92,349	+503
2020	91,846	+482
2019	91,364	+438
2018	90,926	+458
2017	90,468	+499
2016	89,969	+560
2015	89,409	+644
2014	88,765	+701
2013	88,064	+804
2012	87,260	+928
2011	86,332	+1,012
2010	85,320	+1,147
2009	84,173	+1,261
2008	82,912	+1,208
2007	81,704	+1,100
2006	80,604	+993
2005	79,611	+892
2004	78,719	+835
2003	77,884	+852
2002	77,032	+963
2001	76,069	+1,157
2000	74,912	+1,246
1999	73,666	+1,254
1998	72,412	+1,359
1997	71,053	+1,441
1996	69,612	+1,423
1995	68,189	+1,346
1994	66,843	+1,256
1993	65,587	+1,183
1992	64,404	+1,017
1991	63,387	+321
1990	63,066	-259
1989	63,325	-298
1988	63,623	-323
1987	63,946	-330
1986	64,276	-315
1985	64,591	-291
1984	64,882	-52
1983	64,934	+149
1982	64,785	+120
1981	64,665	+152
1980	64,513	+239
1979	64,274	+236
1978	64,038	+176
1977	63,862	+100
1976	63,762	-77
1975	63,839	-219
1974	64,058	-284
1973	64,342	-273
1972	64,615	-114
1971	64,729	+201
1970	64,528	+709
1969	63,819	+1,010
1968	62,809	+972
1967	61,837	+937
1966	60,900	+930
1965	59,970	+950
1964	59,020	+882
1963	58,138	+802
1962	57,336	+796
1961	56,540	+937
1960	55,603	—