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Chart and table of population level and growth rate for the Madrid, Spain metro area from 1950 to 2024. United Nations population projections are also included through the year 2035. The current metro area population of Madrid in 2024 is 6,783,000, a 0.47% increase from 2023.
Secondo l'istituto di statistica spagnolo nel 2004 Madrid aveva 3 099 834 abitanti, con un aumento di 161 111 unità rispetto all'ultimo censimento nazionale tenutosi nel 2001. Se si considera l'area metropolitana la popolazione arriva a 5 603 285 abitanti.
- An Influential City
- Household Income
- A Strong Economy
- Falling Birth Rates
- Cuisine of Madrid
- The Most Successful Football Club
Madrid is home to many powerful headquarters and influential organizations. These include the headquarters of the UN’s World Tourism Organization, the Organization of Ibero-American States, the Ibero-American General Secretariat, and the Public Interest Oversight Board. It also hosts the Madrid Fashion Week, which attracts over 40,000 visitors and ...
The household income and spending in Madrid are 12% above the country’s average. The city is also more affluent overall, with 43% of the population classified as wealthy—compared to 28% throughout the rest of the country. The proportion of people who are considered at risk of falling into poverty is at 15%, which is quite a bit lower than country’s...
Madrid is one of the largest financial centres in Europe and the largest in Spain. 72% of the country’s 2000 businesses are headquartered in Madrid and the city has 17 universities and 30 research centres. While the service sector does dominate a good portion of the economy, Madrid is still the second-largest industrial centre after Barcelona, with...
Precarious financial situations amongst many young couples have meant that 2019 saw the lowest fertility rate in the country yet. Madrid is one of only three regions in the country that saw more births than deaths during the first six months of 2019. While birth rates are falling, life expectancy has increased and is up to 82 years of age.
The dishes of Madrid are an amalgamation of the foods that other communities specialized in that were absorbed by the expanding city. Tapas are very common in Madrid. These small, varied dishes were originally created as a way to stop stagecoach drivers from becoming too inebriated as they travelled from tavern to tavern picking up customers. It wa...
Real Madrid FC is, according to FIFA, the most successful football club of the twentieth century. Founded in 1902, the football club hosts games out of their stadium in Chamartín, in the north of Madrid. The stadium holds more than 81,000 spectators and the football club have never dropped down to second division. The club is also in the process of...
13 mag 2023 · La población de Madrid 2023 creció hasta los 3.339.931 habitantes empadronados, lo que representa un incremento del 1,6 %. Así lo aprobó el jueves, 11 de mayo,, La Junta de Gobierno del Ayuntamiento de Madrid, según la revisión anual a 1 de enero de 2023 del Padrón Municipal.
Population census. 1 January 2023. First results. Main results. The census puts Spain's population figure at 48,085,361 inhabitants as at 1 January 2023, with a growth of almost 600,000 people in one year. 12.7% of the population had foreign nationality and 17.1% were born outside Spain.
Madrid (Madrid, Madrid, Spain) with population statistics, charts, map, location, weather and web information.
The resident population in Spain increased by 118,667 in the third quarter, and stood at 48,446,594 inhabitants as of 1 October 2023. This is the highest-ever figure since records began. In annual terms, estimated population growth is 525,075 people.
