La Chaise - Population

Population

Historical population
Year Pop. ±%
1860 126
1901 79 −37.3%
1921 63 −20.3%
1946 50 −20.6%
1962 47 −6.0%
1962 39 −17.0%
1968 43 +10.3%
1975 35 −18.6%
1982 32 −8.6%
1990 27 −15.6%
1999 29 +7.4%
2008 35 +20.7%

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