Canton of Bern - Historic Population

Historic Population

The historical population is given in the following chart:

Historic Population Data
Year Total Population German Speaking French Speaking Protestant Catholic Other Jewish Christian Catholic No religion given Swiss Non-Swiss
1850 458,301 403,768 54,045 488
1860 413,887
1870 444,430
1880 471,991
1888 476,564
1900 589,433 483,388 97,789 506,699 80,489 970 1,543
1910 578,381
1920 607,107
1930 623,665
1941 662,683
1950 801,943 665,702 120,566 671,817 122,971 3,189 1,403 3,256
1960 813,601
1970 901,706
1980 898,397
1990 958,192 802,740 74,338 691,812 172,906 53,880 802 1,263 41,350 860,655 97,537
2000 957,197

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