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Population of Finland from1750 to 2020, by gender (in 1,000s)

Characteristic	Total male population	Total female population
2020*	2,732	2,808
2015	2,698	2,784
2010	2,633	2,732
2005	2,574	2,685
2000	2,533	2,655
1995	2,493	2,626
1990	2,425	2,572
1985	2,378	2,533
1980	2,315	2,473
1975	2,281	2,437
1970	2,228	2,385
1965	2,206	2,362
1960	2,136	2,299
1955	2,033	2,206
1950	1,915	2,093
1940	1,793	1,903
1930	1,689	1,774
1920	1,533	1,617
1910	1,445	1,499
1900	1,311	1,345
1890	1,172	1,209
1880	1,008	1,053
1875	935	978
1870	860	908
1865	899	944
1860	849	898
1855	819	870
1850	796	841
1845	751	796
1840	700	745
1835	675	719
1830	664	708
1825	607	652
1820	567	610
1815	527	569
1810	414	449
1805	435	460
1800	405	428
1795	375	396
1790	341	365
1785	333	346
1780	325	338
1775	298	312
1770	273	288
1760	236	255
1750	201	221

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June 2019

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Finland

Survey time period

1750 to 2019

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*Estimate
Please note the difference in yearly intervals before 1780, and between 1880 and 1950
Second source available (page 19-24).

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This statistic shows the population of Finland from 1750 until 2020, by gender. The figures begin in 1750, when Finland was part of the Duchy of Sweden, and the total population was just 201 thousand men and 221 thousand women. The number of men and women grew at a similar rate throughout Finland's history, although the gap widens noticeably in the 1940s as a result of the Second World War. By the 1950s the number of women exceed that of men by almost 180 thousand, although the gap does then narrow over time, and the difference in 2015 just 76 thousand people.