This is a demography of the population of Anguilla including population density, ethnicity, education level, health of the populace, economic status, religious affiliations and other aspects of the population.
Population The estimated population of is ().
72% of the population is Anguillian while 28% is non-Anguillian (2001 census). Of the non-Anguillian population, many are citizens of the United States, United Kingdom, Saint Kitts and Nevis, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica and Nigeria.
2006 and 2007 saw an influx of large numbers of Chinese, Indian, and Mexican workers, brought in as labour for major tourist developments due to the local population not being large enough to support the labour requirements.
Structure of the population
Age groupMaleFemaleTotal% Total 6 707 6 865 13 572 100 0–4 546 512 1 058 7.80 5–9 529 527 1 056 7.78 10–14 530 539 1 069 7.88 15–19 466 450 916 6.75 20–24 466 451 917 6.76 25–29 533 587 1 120 8.25 30–34 480 536 1 016 7.49 35–39 569 576 1 145 8.44 40–44 567 571 1 138 8.38 45–49 538 551 1 089 8.02 50–54 425 453 878 6.47 55–59 347 347 694 5.11 60–64 228 225 453 3.34 65–69 161 162 323 2.38 70–74 118 132 250 1.84 75+ 204 246 450 3.32Age group MaleFemaleTotalPercent 0–14 1 605 1 578 3 183 23.45 15–64 4 619 4 747 9 366 69.01 65+ 483 540 1 023 7.54
Vital statistics
Average population (x 1000)Live birthsDeathsNatural changeCrude birth rate (per 1000)Crude death rate (per 1000)Natural change (per 1000) 1988 7.6 160 67 9321.1 1989 8.0 189 5913023.7 1990 8.3 159 5410519.1 1991 8.7 172 5811419.8 1992 9.0 141 677415.7 1993 9.3 171 64 10718.56.412.1 1994 9.5 163 52 11117.15.511.6 1995 9.8 167 55 11217.05.511.5 1996 10.1 161 83 7816.08.27.8 1997 10.3 169 56 11316.45.411.0 1998 10.5 155 62 9314.75.98.8 1999 10.8 176 58 11816.35.410.9 2000 11.1 193 73 12017.46.610.8 2001 11.4 183 50 13316.14.411.7 2002 11.7 169 52 11714.54.410.0 2003 12.0 141 65 7611.65.46.2 2004 12.3 164 53 11113.34.39.0 2005 12.6 167 58 10913.24.68.6 2006 12.9 183 58 12514.24.59.7 2007 13.1 148 70 7811.35.35.9 2008 13.4 154 53 10111.54.37.3 2009 13.6 181 63 11811.33.77.6 2010 13.8 182 66 11611.14.07.1 2011 13.572 (census) 185 59 12613.64.39.3 2012 13.718 192 37 15514.02.711.3 2013 13.864 165 69 9611.94.97.0 2014 14.221 15160 9110.64.16.5 2015 14.862 16561 10411.14.17.0 2016 15.231 13586 498.95.43.4 2017 15.068 14584 619.64.65.0 2018 15.397 11496 187.45.22.2 2019 15.602 13085 458.35.82.5 2020 15.526 14088 528.85.73.2 2021 15.701 15770 8710.04.55.5 2022 15.780 12579 467.95.02.9 2023 15.931 13895 438.76.02.7 2024 16.010 124114 107.87.10.6
Ethnic groups
Languages English (official).
The 2001 census found 11,329 were capable of carrying a conversation in English, and 101 were not. 82 of those spoke Spanish as a first language, 7 spoke Chinese.
The 2001 census found one heptalingual person, 13 pentalingual people, 35 quadrilingual people, 173 trilingual people, 881 bilingual people
The total numbers of speakers of each language were: LanguageSpeakersEnglish11,329Spanish738French342Chinese22Italian42German59Dutch95Other128
Religion
Anguilla is predominantly Christian, with more than 85% identifying themselves with a denomination of Christianity. Migration has also resulted in various other religions to make a presence in Anguilla.
Religion 2001 Census 2011 Census Anglicans 3,313 3,077 Methodist 2,733 2,627 Pentecostal 878 1,421 Christianity – 1,370 Seventh-day Adventist 871 1,312 Baptist 833 961 Roman Catholic 654 920 Church of God 869 664 Jehovah Witness 81 146 Evangelical 60 107 Rastafarian 85 74 Hinduism 45 58 Islam 36 43 Presbyterian 22 25 Judaism 16 19 Brethren 39 15 None 456 610 Other 400 263 Not Stated 39 40
See also Hinduism in the West Indies
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