Cayman Islands

George Town

The Cayman Islands are renowned for their stunning underwater ecosystem, particularly the breathtaking Bloody Bay Marine Park, which boasts some of the best diving spots in the Caribbean. This tropical paradise also holds a rich history, having served as a strategic naval base during World War II, a testament to its strategic importance in the region.

Year	Population	Change
2024	74,457	+1,419
2023	73,038	+1,447
2022	71,591	+1,483
2021	70,108	+1,424
2020	68,684	+1,357
2019	67,327	+1,386
2018	65,941	+1,406
2017	64,535	+1,435
2016	63,100	+1,458
2015	61,642	+1,482
2014	60,160	+1,505
2013	58,655	+1,519
2012	57,136	+1,530
2011	55,606	+1,507
2010	54,099	+1,481
2009	52,618	+1,467
2008	51,151	+1,464
2007	49,687	+1,455
2006	48,232	+1,444
2005	46,788	+1,436
2004	45,352	+1,418
2003	43,934	+1,420
2002	42,514	+1,425
2001	41,089	+1,415
2000	39,674	+1,390
1999	38,284	+1,362
1998	36,922	+1,379
1997	35,543	+1,400
1996	34,143	+1,400
1995	32,743	+1,391
1994	31,352	+1,376
1993	29,976	+1,355
1992	28,621	+1,327
1991	27,294	+1,295
1990	25,999	+1,125
1989	24,874	+923
1988	23,951	+878
1987	23,073	+876
1986	22,197	+873
1985	21,324	+870
1984	20,454	+856
1983	19,598	+848
1982	18,750	+845
1981	17,905	+826
1980	17,079	+728
1979	16,351	+624
1978	15,727	+622
1977	15,105	+651
1976	14,454	+666
1975	13,788	+674
1974	13,114	+676
1973	12,438	+674
1972	11,764	+666
1971	11,098	+581
1970	10,517	+352
1969	10,165	+194
1968	9,971	+202
1967	9,769	+209
1966	9,560	+199
1965	9,361	+195
1964	9,166	+196
1963	8,970	+189
1962	8,781	+180
1961	8,601	+173
1960	8,428	—