Historical Population
Historical population of the town in different time periods:
- 1869: 4,132
- 1880: 4,629
- 1890: 5,838
- 1900: 6,674
- 1910: 7,339
- 1921: 7,751
- 1931: 8,536
- 1948: 9,193
- 1953: 10,103
- 1961: 12,089
- 1971: 13,776
- 1981: 16,217
- 1991: 17,110
- 2002: 18,645
- 2011: 18,429
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