Venezuela, RB

Caracas

Venezuela is a South American country known for its diverse landscapes, including the Andes mountains, Amazon rainforest, and the world’s highest waterfall, Angel Falls. It has a rich cultural heritage influenced by Indigenous, African, and Spanish traditions, though it has faced significant economic and political challenges in recent years.

Year	Population	Change
2024	28,405,543	+104,689
2023	28,300,854	+87,837
2022	28,213,017	-24,809
2021	28,237,826	-206,251
2020	28,444,077	-494,021
2019	28,938,098	-869,494
2018	29,807,592	-757,731
2017	30,565,323	-200,397
2016	30,765,720	+191,748
2015	30,573,972	+319,893
2014	30,254,079	+341,881
2013	29,912,198	+358,372
2012	29,553,826	+368,614
2011	29,185,212	+372,111
2010	28,813,101	+374,803
2009	28,438,298	+384,602
2008	28,053,696	+404,333
2007	27,649,363	+424,677
2006	27,224,686	+438,882
2005	26,785,804	+444,966
2004	26,340,838	+448,135
2003	25,892,703	+457,032
2002	25,435,671	+455,749
2001	24,979,922	+453,214
2000	24,526,708	+460,115
1999	24,066,593	+465,256
1998	23,601,337	+469,652
1997	23,131,685	+469,572
1996	22,662,113	+468,292
1995	22,193,821	+468,633
1994	21,725,188	+470,668
1993	21,254,520	+473,572
1992	20,780,948	+476,052
1991	20,304,896	+477,886
1990	19,827,010	+478,089
1989	19,348,921	+477,901
1988	18,871,020	+476,057
1987	18,394,963	+471,427
1986	17,923,536	+462,102
1985	17,461,434	+452,593
1984	17,008,841	+446,636
1983	16,562,205	+440,331
1982	16,121,874	+434,577
1981	15,687,297	+429,079
1980	15,258,218	+423,666
1979	14,834,552	+417,868
1978	14,416,684	+409,872
1977	14,006,812	+400,528
1976	13,606,284	+390,392
1975	13,215,892	+380,541
1974	12,835,351	+371,814
1973	12,463,537	+364,357
1972	12,099,180	+358,172
1971	11,741,008	+353,218
1970	11,387,790	+347,510
1969	11,040,280	+342,750
1968	10,697,530	+339,017
1967	10,358,513	+333,659
1966	10,024,854	+327,064
1965	9,697,790	+320,078
1964	9,377,712	+313,691
1963	9,064,021	+307,151
1962	8,756,870	+300,955
1961	8,455,915	+295,825
1960	8,160,090	—