WHAT'S THE POPULATION OF SPAIN LIKE?

The population of Spain is about 46.7 million people. Spain has a low population density and it also has a low fertility rate.

Population density:
Spain's population density is 91 per km2.
In some areas such as cities, there are many more people living in each square kilometre.
In rural areas, there are a lot fewer.
There is also a higher population density in coastal areas.
Spain's population density is lower than most other European countries.

Spain's Population Density. By Susana Freixeiro (Own work) [CC BY-SA 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons

Fertility rate:
The fertility rate in Spain is 1.47 children per family. This is also lower than most other European countries.

Spain's population:
Spain's population has increased during the past century. Population growth was especially high from 2000 to 2011. This growth was the result of inmigration to Spain from other countries. In 2012, the population of Spain began to decrease as inmigrants returned home. This was because of high unemployment in Spain.

Spain's Population from year 1 to year 2015, from wikipedia.

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