United States of America population 332,962,274 (live)
The population of United States of America is expected to grow by 2,422,000 in 2020 and reach 335,190,000 in 2021. Migration (including immigration and emigration) increases population by 950,001 people yearly. On average there are 4,225,513 births and 2,800,925 deaths in United States of America per year. Rate of natural increase is approximately 0.43 percent per year. The population density of United States of America has changed from 24.8 in 1980 to 35.7 in 2018.
Current population 332,962,274 people at present (Wednesday 29th of January 2020)
Population density 36.2 per km2
Population of United States of America from 1960 to 2020 (historical)
2020 332,770,000 2,422,000 (0.7%) 950,001 39.4 1.89 36 274,459,000 (82.5%)
2019 0 0 (0.0%) 900,000 39.2 1.88 36 271,890,000 (82.3%)
2005 295,516,599 2,711,301 (0.9%) 1,006,738 36.8 2.06 32 236,200,507 (79.9%)
In 2019 the population of United States of America was 330,348,000 and the average age increased from 31.8 in 1960 to 39.2. Urban population has increased from 223,069,137 (79.1%) in 2000 to 274,459,000 (82.5%) in the current year. The population density of United States of America has changed from 24.8 in 1980 to 35.7 in 2018.
Total United States of America population should reach 332,770,000 by 2020 and should increase to 388,267,000 people by year 2050. The life expectancy at birth should reach 84.4 (83.1 years for male and 85.7 years for females). Population density will go up to 42.6 people per square kilometer.
United States of America demographics 2019
The population growth rate is 0.73% (2,416,000 residents, including 2,731,739 deaths). The demographics of United States of America constitutes of 167,956,000 women and 164,814,000 men, which means there are 981 men per 1000 women. As far as age distribution goes, 25.0% of population (83,225,777) is 19 or younger, 58.4% of population (194,271,126) is between age 20 and 64 and 16.6% of population (55,273,097) is over 65.