Guam

Agana

Guam, a stunning island paradise in the western Pacific, is famed for the breathtaking cliff line of Two Lovers Point, where legend tells a heart-wrenching tale of love and sacrifice. This U.S. territory also boasts rich cultural heritage, being a melting pot of Chamorro, Spanish, and American influences that can be seen in its vibrant festivals and historical landmarks.

Year	Population	Change
2024	167,777	+1,271
2023	166,506	+1,326
2022	165,180	+1,450
2021	163,730	+1,572
2020	162,158	+350
2019	161,808	-871
2018	162,679	-811
2017	163,490	-743
2016	164,233	-672
2015	164,905	-581
2014	165,486	-480
2013	165,966	-365
2012	166,331	-212
2011	166,543	+21
2010	166,522	+349
2009	166,173	+480
2008	165,693	+426
2007	165,267	+428
2006	164,839	+474
2005	164,365	+555
2004	163,810	+673
2003	163,137	+822
2002	162,315	+986
2001	161,329	+1,264
2000	160,065	+1,776
1999	158,289	+2,052
1998	156,237	+2,022
1997	154,215	+2,046
1996	152,169	+2,115
1995	150,054	+2,186
1994	147,868	+2,214
1993	145,654	+2,261
1992	143,393	+2,320
1991	141,073	+2,463
1990	138,610	+2,811
1989	135,799	+3,000
1988	132,799	+2,941
1987	129,858	+2,893
1986	126,965	+2,848
1985	124,117	+2,815
1984	121,302	+2,794
1983	118,508	+2,797
1982	115,711	+2,809
1981	112,902	+2,761
1980	110,141	+2,505
1979	107,636	+2,212
1978	105,424	+2,126
1977	103,298	+2,132
1976	101,166	+2,109
1975	99,057	+2,118
1974	96,939	+2,158
1973	94,781	+2,162
1972	92,619	+2,153
1971	90,466	+2,101
1970	88,365	+1,961
1969	86,404	+1,841
1968	84,563	+1,844
1967	82,719	+1,875
1966	80,844	+1,912
1965	78,932	+1,924
1964	77,008	+1,913
1963	75,095	+1,903
1962	73,192	+1,881
1961	71,311	+1,786
1960	69,525	—