Ludwigsburg - Population Growth

Population Growth

Year	Population
01718-01-011718	600
01726-01-011726	2,442
01774-01-011774	11,607
01803-01-011803	5,248
01843-12-033 Dec 1843 ¹	10,726
01871-12-011 Dec 1871 ¹	11,785
01875-12-011 Dec 1875 ¹	13,800
01880-12-011 Dec 1880 ¹	14,700
01885-12-011 Dec 1885 ¹	16,187
01890-12-011 Dec 1890 ¹	17,418
01895-12-022 Dec 1895 ¹	19,311
01900-12-011 Dec 1900 ¹	19,436

Year	Population
01905-12-011 Dec 1905 ¹	22,585
01910-12-011 Dec 1910 ¹	24,926
01916-12-011 Dec 1916 ¹	19,377
01917-12-055 Dec 1917 ¹	19,206
01919-10-088 Oct 1919 ¹	23,303
01925-06-1616 Jun 1925 ¹	28,861
01933-06-1616 Jun 1933 ¹	34,135
01939-05-1717 May 1939 ¹	43,505
01945-12-3131 Dec 1945	38,804
01946-10-2929 Oct 1946 ¹	49,635
01950-09-1313 Sep 1950 ¹	58,489
01956-09-2525 Sep 1956 ¹	69,535

Year	Population
01961-06-066 Jun 1961 ¹	73,512
01965-12-3131 Dec 1965	76,555
01970-05-2727 May 1970 ¹	78,019
01975-12-3131 Dec 1975	83,622
01980-12-3131 Dec 1980	81,589
01985-12-3131 Dec 1985	76,973
01987-05-2525 May 1987 ¹	78,884
01990-12-3131 Dec 1990	82,343
01995-12-3131 Dec 1995	86,810
02000-12-3131 Dec 2000	86,897
02005-12-3131 Dec 2005	87,673
02006-06-3030 Jun 2006	87,295

¹ Population census

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