Population & Society
Population, health outcomes, migration and cities.
Datasets
Countries of the world: key economic and social indicators
Every country with its region, income group and capital, plus the latest available value and year of 20 World Bank indicators from population and GDP to life expectancy, CO₂ per person and inequality. One row per country.
Countries of the world
Every present-day sovereign state with its ISO codes, capital, continent, area, population, official languages, currency, head of state and government, founding date, calling code, internet domain and flag. One row per country.
World population, 1960 to present
Total population of the world each year since 1960, with the annual growth rate. One row per year.
Population by country, 1960 to present
Total midyear population of every country each year since 1960. One row is one country in one year.
Fertility rate by country, 1960 to present
Total fertility rate (births per woman) for every country each year since 1960. One row is one country in one year.
Life expectancy at birth by country, 1960 to present
Life expectancy at birth (both sexes) for every country each year since 1960. One row is one country in one year.
Cities of the world with 50,000+ people
Every city and town in the GeoNames gazetteer with a population of at least 50,000, with country, first-level region, population, elevation, time zone and coordinates. One row per place.
Median home value and rent by U.S. state and county
Median value of owner-occupied homes and median gross rent for every U.S. state, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and every county, from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey 5-year estimates. One row per state or county.
U.S. unemployment rate, monthly since 1948
The official U.S. unemployment rate (civilian labor force aged 16 and over, seasonally adjusted) every month since January 1948. One row per month.
Largest cities in the world by population
Cities with a population of at least 1 million according to their most recent population figure in Wikidata. One row per city (the city proper as Wikidata defines it, not the metropolitan area).
Languages by number of speakers
Languages spoken by at least 10 million people, with first-language (native) and second-language speaker counts where recorded, language family, writing systems and ISO 639-3 code. One row per language.
U.S. population by state
Resident population of each U.S. state, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico from the Census Bureau's latest annual population estimates, with change since the 2020 Census base and the latest year's births, deaths and migration. One row per state.
Notable entities
A starting point — search to find any of the 100M+ entities in AIDB.
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