Apac District - Population

Population

The 2002 national census estimated the population of the district, as configured after 2010, at approximately 249,660. The estimated annual population growth rate in the district was about 3.5%. It is estimated that the population of the district in 2010 was about 328,800. See table below:

Apac District Population Trends
Year Estimated Population
2002 249,660
2003 258,400
2004 267,400
2005 276,800
2006 286,500
2007 296,500
2008 306,900
2009 317,600
2010 328,800

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