World Population Clock

Thomas Lourenço

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Dynamic demographic country rankings at any date between 1950 and 2100.

All you need to know about world population.
You can access to any demographic data for all countries:
- Total Population
- Births and deaths total and rate
- Natural increase rate of the population
- Fertility
- Life expectancy
- Median age
- Sex ratio at birth
- Sex ratio in population

In the map you can visualize the evolution of the population.
For each country you can get the evolution of all demographic data from 1950 to 2100.
You can also access to population pyramids for the world, all the continents and all the countries.

The data is from the World Population Prospects of the United Nations 2019.

Countries and Continents :
WORLD

ASIA
China
India
Indonesia
Pakistan
Japan
Turkey
Russia
Vietnam
Philippines
Malaysia
...

AFRICA
Nigeria
Congo
Cameroon
Mali
Senegal
Ivory Coast
...


AMERICA
USA
Canada
Mexico
Brazil
Argentina



EUROPE
Germany
France
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Belgium
Greece

OCEANIA
Australia
New Zealand

and all others countries

Ratings and reviews

Simple, nice, well done. Great idea. Credibility is a major factor, and this app is flawed on that respect. There is a statement of a source, that is not enough. For example, an explanation of where figure changes come from, what are the error margins, how much is estimated, and what are the calculations chosen, are all missing. The user interface is good, with much room for improvement. Since there are a lot of statistics, it follows that many more data can be generated from them and presented.

Fascinating! I could spend hours at a time inside this app... it's extremely user-friendly and contains an enormous wealth of really interesting information. Easy to navigate and best of all: no ads. Thank you developers for a brilliant source.

This is awesome . With good reason: clean and pretty accurate- although I treat future projections with reasonable degree of circumspection (example, in Africa there are too many 'hung variables' for any expert to predict pinpoint accuracy. GOOD JOB nonetheless.

What's new

Population Pyramids are back!