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North America population

383,501,065 people live in North America — 4.7% of everyone alive, across 3 economies. United States alone holds 89% of the region; the three largest (United States, Canada, Bermuda) hold 100%. Population-weighted growth is +0.57% a year, so the region adds about 2,176,791 people annually. The fastest-growing country is Canada (+0.94%/yr); the oldest society is Bermuda (22.6% aged 65+).

All 3 countries in North America

RankCountryPopulationGrowth /yrShare of regionWorld rank
#1Flag of United States United States341,784,857+0.52%89.1%#3
#2Flag of Canada Canada41,651,653+0.94%10.9%#38
#3Flag of Bermuda Bermuda64,555−0.13%0.0%#200

Largest cities in North America

#CityCountryPopulation
1New York CityFlag of United States United States13,920,148
2Los AngelesFlag of United States United States12,740,420
3TorontoFlag of Canada Canada5,494,431
4HoustonFlag of United States United States3,955,046
5ChicagoFlag of United States United States3,683,385
6San FranciscoFlag of United States United States3,163,486
7MontréalFlag of Canada Canada2,668,723
8VancouverFlag of Canada Canada1,707,865
9CalgaryFlag of Canada Canada1,197,110
10EdmontonFlag of Canada Canada981,522

City figures as shown on each city page (official unit total, UN urban area, or GeoNames administrative city).

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Compare: United States vs Canada, United States vs Bermuda, Canada vs Bermuda.

Rankings: largest countries, fastest-growing, oldest, densest.

Other regions: East Asia & Pacific, Europe & Central Asia, Latin America & Caribbean, Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan & Pakistan, South Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa.

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Interpretation reviewed 12 October 2026. Underlying reference years are stated on the page; this is not a fresh census or dataset refresh.