Demographics of Cuba - Evolution of Cuba's Population

Evolution of Cuba's Population

Census history
Year Population
1774 171,600
1792 274,300
1817 572,363
1827 704,586
1833 730,000
1841 1,007,624
1861 1,396,530
1862 1,259,200
1877 1,509,291
1887 1,631,687
1899 1,572,797
1910 2,219,000
1920 2,997,000
1930 3,647,000
1950 5,516,000
1980 9,724,000
2000 11,142,000
2010 11,241,161
Official 1775-1899 Cuba Census
White Non-white
Census Number Percentage Number Percentage
1775 96,440 56.2 75,180 43.8
1792 153,559 56.4 118,741 43.6
1817 257,380 45.0 314,983 55.0
1827 311,051 44.2 393,435 55.8
1841 418,291 41.5 589,333 58.5
1861 793,484 56.8 603,046 43.2
1877 1,023,394 67.8 485,897 32.2
1887 1,102,889 67.6 528,798 32.4
1899 1,067,354 67.9 505,443 32.1

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