Historical Population of Finland
- 1150: 20,000-40,000
- 1550: 300,000
- 1750: 428,000
- 1770: 561,000
- 1790: 706,000
- 1810: 863,000
- 1830: 1,372,000
- 1850: 1,637,000
- 1870: 1,769,000
- 1890: 2,380,000
- 1910: 2,943,000
- 1930: 3,463,000
- 1950: 4,030,000
- 1970: 4,598,000
- 1990: 4,977,000
- 2010: 5,375,000
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