Bolivia Population 2026
As of 2025, Bolivia's population is estimated at 12,413,315, reflecting a 1-year growth rate of 1.38%. The country ranks 78th globally by population size and is classified as a lower-middle-income nation in the Latin America & Caribbean region. Over the past decade, Bolivia has maintained an average annual growth rate of 1.36%.
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How Bolivia's population changed across key years (World Bank estimates).
Overview
Bolivia, located in central South America, is one of the less densely populated countries in the Latin America & Caribbean region. With a 2025 population of 12.4 million, it ranks 78th worldwide, placing it ahead of nations like Haiti and the Dominican Republic but behind Cuba and Honduras. The country's 1-year growth rate of 1.38% is slightly above the regional average, reflecting sustained demographic expansion driven by relatively high fertility rates and a young population structure.
Key Facts
- Bolivia's estimated population in 2025 is 12,413,315.
- The country's 1-year population growth rate for 2025 is 1.38%.
- Over the last 10 years, Bolivia has averaged an annual population growth rate of 1.36%.
- Bolivia is ranked 78th in the world by population size.
- The country is classified as a lower-middle-income economy by the World Bank.
- Bolivia is part of the Latin America & Caribbean region.