Greenland

Nuuk

Greenland, the world's largest island, is renowned for its breathtaking icebergs and the striking Ilulissat Icefjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where massive glaciers calve into the shimmering Disko Bay. This pristine landscape serves as a stunning backdrop to the rich Inuit culture, preserving stories and traditions that have thrived in harmony with the harsh Arctic environment for thousands of years.

Year	Population	Change
2024	56,836	-29
2023	56,865	+204
2022	56,661	+8
2021	56,653	+286
2020	56,367	+142
2019	56,225	+202
2018	56,023	-149
2017	56,172	-14
2016	56,186	+72
2015	56,114	-181
2014	56,295	-188
2013	56,483	-327
2012	56,810	-80
2011	56,890	+356
2010	56,534	+211
2009	56,323	-5
2008	56,328	-227
2007	56,555	-220
2006	56,775	-160
2005	56,935	+37
2004	56,898	+147
2003	56,751	+156
2002	56,595	+216
2001	56,379	+194
2000	56,185	+85
1999	56,100	0
1998	56,100	+100
1997	56,000	+100
1996	55,900	+100
1995	55,800	+300
1994	55,500	+300
1993	55,200	-100
1992	55,300	-200
1991	55,500	-100
1990	55,600	+300
1989	55,300	+500
1988	54,800	+700
1987	54,100	+600
1986	53,500	+300
1985	53,200	+500
1984	52,700	+600
1983	52,100	+600
1982	51,500	+500
1981	51,000	+800
1980	50,200	+600
1979	49,600	+400
1978	49,200	-200
1977	49,400	-300
1976	49,700	+100
1975	49,600	+100
1974	49,500	+500
1973	49,000	+700
1972	48,300	+1,100
1971	47,200	+800
1970	46,400	+1,500
1969	44,900	+1,500
1968	43,400	+1,500
1967	41,900	+1,400
1966	40,500	+1,300
1965	39,200	+1,600
1964	37,600	+1,200
1963	36,400	+1,400
1962	35,000	+1,300
1961	33,700	+1,200
1960	32,500	—