Urban population — all countries

Urban population — San Marino

Urban population in San Marino in 2025 — 33,150 people. Ranked 205 in the world out of 217. Since 1960, the indicator has risen by 339.4%.

2025 33,150 people +0.42% vs 2024
World rank 205of 217
Period maximum 33,762 people2020
Period minimum 7,544 people1960

Trend over time

1960–2025 · people

Urban population — San Marino, 1960–2025010,00020,00030,00040,00019601967197419811988199520022009201620231960: 7,544 people1962: 8,174 people1964: 8,889 people1966: 9,550 people1968: 10,175 people1970: 10,864 people1972: 11,989 people1974: 13,108 people1976: 14,060 people1978: 16,296 people1980: 17,610 people1982: 18,834 people1984: 19,761 people1986: 20,417 people1988: 20,659 people1990: 21,247 people1992: 21,941 people1994: 22,753 people1996: 23,566 people1998: 24,359 people2000: 25,130 people2002: 25,827 people2004: 27,753 people2006: 28,738 people2008: 30,519 people2010: 32,297 people2012: 32,498 people2014: 31,708 people2016: 32,141 people2018: 33,521 people2020: 33,762 people2022: 32,781 people2024: 33,011 people2025: 33,150 people
Change over the period: +25,606 (+339.42%) Average annual rate: 2.3 %

Comparison, 2025

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: San Marino

San Marino 33,150 people
World 4.75B people
Europe & Central Asia 691M people
Southern Europe computed 109M people
High-income countries computed 1.12B people
Urban population — San Marino, by year San Marino All countries CSV XLSX
Year people Change Change, %
2025 33,150 +139 +0.42%
2024 33,011 +122 +0.37%
2023 32,889 +108 +0.33%
2022 32,781 −479 −1.44%
2021 33,260 −502 −1.49%
2020 33,762 +104 +0.31%
2019 33,658 +137 +0.41%
2018 33,521 +677 +2.06%
2017 32,844 +703 +2.19%
2016 32,141 +198 +0.62%
2015 31,943 +235 +0.74%
2014 31,708 −375 −1.17%
2013 32,083 −415 −1.28%
2012 32,498 +824 +2.6%
2011 31,674 −623 −1.93%
2010 32,297 +276 +0.86%
2009 32,021 +1,502 +4.92%
2008 30,519 +613 +2.05%
2007 29,906 +1,168 +4.06%
2006 28,738 +500 +1.77%
2005 28,238 +485 +1.75%
2004 27,753 +1,581 +6.04%
2003 26,172 +345 +1.34%
2002 25,827 +340 +1.33%
2001 25,487 +357 +1.42%
2000 25,130 +379 +1.53%
1999 24,751 +392 +1.61%
1998 24,359 +397 +1.66%
1997 23,962 +396 +1.68%
1996 23,566 +404 +1.74%
1995 23,162 +409 +1.8%
1994 22,753 +415 +1.86%
1993 22,338 +397 +1.81%
1992 21,941 +361 +1.67%
1991 21,580 +333 +1.57%
1990 21,247 +306 +1.46%
1989 20,941 +282 +1.37%
1988 20,659 +142 +0.69%
1987 20,517 +100 +0.49%
1986 20,417 +292 +1.45%
1985 20,125 +364 +1.84%
1984 19,761 +412 +2.13%
1983 19,349 +515 +2.73%
1982 18,834 +586 +3.21%
1981 18,248 +638 +3.62%
1980 17,610 +650 +3.83%
1979 16,960 +664 +4.07%
1978 16,296 +1,178 +7.79%
1977 15,118 +1,058 +7.52%
1976 14,060 +466 +3.43%
1975 13,594 +486 +3.71%
1974 13,108 +515 +4.09%
1973 12,593 +604 +5.04%
1972 11,989 +645 +5.69%
1971 11,344 +480 +4.42%
1970 10,864 +348 +3.31%
1969 10,516 +341 +3.35%
1968 10,175 +324 +3.29%
1967 9,851 +301 +3.15%
1966 9,550 +310 +3.35%
1965 9,240 +351 +3.95%
1964 8,889 +367 +4.31%
1963 8,522 +348 +4.26%
1962 8,174 +326 +4.15%
1961 7,848 +304 +4.03%
1960 7,544

About the indicator

The population living in urban settlements, by national definitions of urban areas. The indicator complements the urban population share: a country with a modest urbanization percentage can hold one of the largest urban populations in the world simply because of its overall size.

Source: World Population Prospects (UN), license CC BY 3.0 IGO.