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Antigua and Barbuda vs United States Virgin Islands

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Antigua and Barbuda

94,209#195 · +0.46%/yr
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United States Virgin Islands

103,792#192 · −0.56%/yr

United States Virgin Islands has 10% more people than Antigua and Barbuda: 103,792 vs 94,209, a gap of 9,583. Antigua and Barbuda is growing faster (+0.46% vs −0.56% a year), adding about 438 people a year against −583. Using continuous exponential growth from the stated base year, if these rates held, Antigua and Barbuda would overtake United States Virgin Islands in about 9 years (from the 2025 population bases, around 2034) — a projection, not a forecast. United States Virgin Islands is the older society: 23.1% aged 65+ against 12.3% in Antigua and Barbuda, while Antigua and Barbuda has more children (17.5% under 15 vs 16.5%). United States Virgin Islands is 1.4× as densely populated (299.8 vs 212.1 people per km²). People in United States Virgin Islands live 3.0 years longer on average (80.8 vs 77.8). GDP per capita is 1.8× higher in United States Virgin Islands ($44,321 vs $24,819).

Country/territory population bases: World Bank 2025 (Antigua and Barbuda) and 2025 (United States Virgin Islands); growth years 2025 / 2025. Annual source values, not live counts; years may differ. Growth is national, not local.

Antigua and Barbuda vs United States Virgin Islands — side by side

Flag of Antigua and Barbuda Antigua and BarbudaFlag of United States Virgin Islands United States Virgin Islands
Population94,2092025103,7922025
Growth rate / yr+0.46%2025−0.56%2025
Births per 1,00011.7202411.12024
Deaths per 1,0007.020249.22024
Children per woman1.5820241.972024
Life expectancy77.8 yrs202480.8 yrs2024
Aged 0–1417.5%202516.5%2025
Aged 65+12.3%202523.1%2025
Density212.1 /km²2023299.8 /km²2023
Area440 km²2023350 km²2023
Urban population24.3%202595.4%2025
Net migration / yr+122025-3572025
GDP per capita$24,8192025$44,3212022
Country population rank (available records)#195#192
Base / world population (World Bank 2025)0.00%0.00%

Highlighted cell = the higher value (not "better"). Small print under each value is its own data year. Source: World Bank; country/territory population bases may have different years. These are not live counts.

Population since 1960

World Bank population history (not the separate UN WPP timeline). Antigua and Barbuda: 1.7× from 1960 to 2025; United States Virgin Islands: 3.2× from 1960 to 2025. Left: absolute population. Right: each series indexed to its own first available year = 100; baseline years may differ.

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