Spain's population in 1991 was 38,872,268 inhabitants (1991 census); in 2001 the estimated population stood at 40,037,995 inhabitants, with an average density of about 79 inhabitants / kmē. The population has become increasingly more urban and currently over 77% of them live in cities and large towns.
Spain's population in 1991 was 38,872,268 inhabitants (1991 census); in 2001 the estimated population stood at 40,037,995 inhabitants, with an average density of about 79 inhabitants / kmē. The population has become increasingly more urban and currently over 77% of them live in cities and large towns.