Altenburg - Historical Population

Historical Population

1831 - 1939	1946 - 1996	1997 - 2004
1831 - 12,629 1880 - 26,241 1885 - 29,110 1890 - 31,439 1900 - 37,110 1925 - 42,570 1933 - 43,736 1939 - 45,851	1946 - 51,805 1950 - 49,413 1960 - 46,791 1981 - 55,827 1984 - 54,755 1994 - 46,291 1995 - 45,472 1996 - 44,854	1997 - 44,060 1998 - 43,032 1999 - 42,005 2000 - 41,290 2001 - 40,559 2002 - 39,810 2003 - 39,189 2004 - 38,417

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