Demography of Greater Manchester - Population Change

Population Change

The following is a table outlining population totals of the area for every ten years since 1801, using material from the census in the United Kingdom via the Great Britain Historical GIS; pre-1974 statistics were gathered from local government areas that now comprise Greater Manchester. The total popultion of Greater Manchester is predicted to grow to around 2,950,000 by 2031, with the City of Manchester alone accounting for 36% of the growth.

Year Population Year Population Year Population
1801
328,609
 1871
1,590,102
 1941
2,693,775
1811
409,464
 1881
1,866,649
 1951
2,688,987
1821
526,230
 1891
2,125,318
 1961
2,699,711
1831
700,486
 1901
2,357,150
 1971
2,729,741
1841
860,413
 1911
2,617,598
 1981
2,575,441
1851
1,037,001
 1921
2,660,088
 1991
2,569,700
1861
1,313,550
 1931
2,707,070
 2001
2,482,352
Source: A Vision of Britain through Time.

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