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Germany population, 1950 to 2100

Germany's population is at its high of 84.5 million, and the UN projects a decline to 70.9 million by 2100.

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  • Germany: 69.9M in 1950, 70.9M in 2100 (projected). The latest estimate is 84.6M in 2023. It peaked at 84.6M in 2023.

About this chart

Germany was the 6th most populous country in the world in 1950, with 69.9 million people. By 2023 it had 84.5 million, but its rank had fallen to 19th. The population rose to 78.7 million in 1975 and 81.8 million in 2000, and the UN medium projection puts the peak at about 84.55 million around 2024, essentially the latest estimate.

From there the projection falls: about 82.8 million in 2030, 78.3 million in 2050, 72.8 million in 2075 and 70.9 million in 2100. That final figure would be only slightly above the 1950 population. Germany's projected world rank slides to 24th in 2050 and 36th in 2100. Source: UN World Population Prospects 2024.

The data

Source: UN World Population Prospects 2024 via Our World in Data; estimates to 2023, medium-variant projections after, millions. Retrieved November 4, 2026.

Germany's population, Millions of people, 1950 to 2100 (UN projections), 1950–2100
Date🇩🇪 Germany
195069.9M
195169.8M
195269.8M
195369.9M
195470.1M
195570.3M
195670.6M
195771.1M
195871.7M
195972.2M
196072.8M
196173.4M
196274.0M
196374.7M
196475.3M
196576.0M
196676.6M
196777.0M
196877.3M
196977.9M
197078.2M
197178.4M
197278.7M
197379.0M
197479.0M
197578.7M
197678.4M
197778.2M
197878.1M
197978.2M
198078.3M
198178.5M
198278.4M
198378.2M
198478.0M
198577.9M
198677.9M
198778.1M
198878.4M
198979.0M
199079.7M
199180.3M
199280.9M
199381.5M
199481.8M
199582.0M
199682.3M
199782.4M
199882.0M
199981.7M
200081.8M
200181.9M
200282.1M
200382.1M
200482.1M
200582.1M
200681.7M
200781.3M
200881.1M
200980.9M
201080.8M
201180.9M
201280.9M
201381.0M
201481.4M
201582.1M
201682.8M
201783.1M
201883.4M
201983.6M
202083.6M
202183.7M
202284.1M
202384.6M
202484.6M
202584.1M
202683.6M
202783.4M
202883.2M
202983.0M
203082.8M
203182.6M
203282.3M
203382.1M
203481.9M
203581.7M
203681.4M
203781.2M
203881.0M
203980.8M
204080.6M
204180.4M
204280.2M
204379.9M
204479.7M
204579.5M
204679.3M
204779.0M
204878.8M
204978.5M
205078.3M
205178.1M
205277.8M
205377.5M
205477.3M
205577.0M
205676.7M
205776.4M
205876.1M
205975.9M
206075.6M
206175.4M
206275.1M
206374.9M
206474.7M
206574.5M
206674.3M
206774.1M
206873.9M
206973.8M
207073.6M
207173.5M
207273.3M
207373.1M
207473.0M
207572.8M
207672.7M
207772.5M
207872.4M
207972.2M
208072.1M
208172.0M
208271.9M
208371.8M
208471.7M
208571.6M
208671.5M
208771.4M
208871.3M
208971.3M
209071.2M
209171.2M
209271.1M
209371.1M
209471.1M
209571.1M
209671.0M
209771.0M
209871.0M
209970.9M
210070.9M

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Frequently asked questions

What is the population of Germany?

Germany had about 84.5 million people in 2023, the latest UN estimate, which ranks 19th in the world. This is at or near the highest point in the series.

Will Germany's population fall?

The UN medium projection says yes. It puts Germany at about 78.3 million in 2050 and 70.9 million in 2100, down from about 84.5 million in 2023. Migration assumptions have a large effect on this projection, so the path could differ.

Where does this data come from?

UN World Population Prospects 2024 via Our World in Data; estimates to 2023, medium-variant projections after, millions. Retrieved November 4, 2026. You can download the full table as a CSV from this page.

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