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Population

Historical population
Year Pop. ±%
1793 21,000
1800 20,240 −3.6%
1806 21,703 +7.2%
1821 21,928 +1.0%
1831 23,235 +6.0%
1836 26,669 +14.8%
1841 30,072 +12.8%
1846 30,766 +2.3%
1851 33,530 +9.0%
1856 38,055 +13.5%
1861 41,061 +7.9%
1866 42,450 +3.4%
1872 43,368 +2.2%
1876 48,325 +11.4%
1881 52,209 +8.0%
1886 59,585 +14.1%
1891 60,335 +1.3%
1896 63,267 +4.9%
1901 64,695 +2.3%
1906 67,601 +4.5%
1911 73,398 +8.6%
1921 75,096 +2.3%
1926 77,192 +2.8%
1931 78,585 +1.8%
1936 83,753 +6.6%
1946 80,044 −4.4%
1954 83,618 +4.5%
1962 92,944 +11.2%
1968 128,120 +37.8%
1975 140,686 +9.8%
1982 132,209 −6.0%
1990 129,509 −2.0%
1999 132,677 +2.4%
2006 136,942 +3.2%
2009 135,218 −1.3%

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