Upper Bavaria - Population

Population

Historical Population of Upper Bavaria:

Year Inhabitants
1840 711,861
1871 865,178
1900 1,351,086
1925 1,727,483
1939 1,999,048
1950 2,541,896
1961 2,831,744
1970 3,324,104
1987 3,598,126
2002 4,169,657
2005 4,238,195
2006 4,279,112
2008 4,320,934
2010 4,373,588

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