What is the Population of American Samoa

Samoa has 27,394 men and 27,123 women - about 273 more men than women. The population increase ratio is the mean percentage of the population that results from a birth excess (or deficit) over the death toll and the net immigration. It can be either high or low.

It is a determinant of a country's exposure to the evolving needs of its population for infrastructures (e.g. school, hospital, home, road), natural resource (e.g. nutrition, irrigation, electricity) and work. Neighbouring nations may find the fast population increase a threat.

Population in American Samoa is growing at -0.350 per cent (data for 2014). Samoa is number 219 worldwide in relation to population increase. Samoa's American population increase rates are down, showing that its population has declined at a pace of -0.350 per cent per year (a decline of 190 persons per year).

The birthrate is the mean yearly number of children born during one year per 1,000 people in the population at mid-year; also known as the gross birthrate. As a rule, the birthrate is the dominating determinant of population increase. This is dependent on both the degree of fecundity and the population' s ageing population.

In American Samoa, the fertility is 22.87 per 1,000 inhabitants on compound for the year (data for 2014). As far as the birthrate is concerned, American Samoa can be described as no on the basis of this statistic date. The birthrate shows that there are 1,247 babies born every year in American Samoa. The mortality figure is the mean yearly number of fatalities during one year per 1,000 inhabitants at mid-year; also known as the raw number.

Although the morbidity ratio is only a general indication of the morbidity level in a given population, it shows exactly the actual effects of morbidity on population increase. It is an indication significantly influenced by ageing, and in most jurisdictions the morbidity ratio will increase despite the continuing decrease in morbidity in all groups, as decreasing fruitfulness leads to an ageing population.

In American Samoa, the number of deaths per 1,000 inhabitants is 4.68 per year on GDP growth (data for 2014). As far as mortality is concerned, American Samoa can be classified as no on the basis of this statistic date. American Samoa has 255 deaths per year. The net immigration ratio is the gap between the number of individuals arriving in and departing from a given year, per 1,000 individuals (in relation to the population at mid-year).

Net immigration rates indicate the share of immigration in the overall levels of population changes. Net immigration rates make no distinction between emigrants, fugitives and other kinds of immigrants, nor between legal immigrants and undocumented newcomers. American Samoa's net immigration ratio is -21.64 per 1,000.

These migratory rates show that the population of American Samoa is decreasing by about 1,180 persons per year as a consequence of immigration. American Samoa's net immigration is no. The mean old age is that of dividing a population into two groups of the same number, i.e. half of the population is younger than this old and the other half is older.

This is a unique index that summarises the population' s population. American Samoa's average population ("male and female") is 28 years old. In American Samoa, the average population is 28.8 years old. In American Samoa, the average population is 27.8 years old. 2% of the population of American Samoa live in city areas; according to the population in American Samoa, the number of city dwellers is about 50,810.

In American Samoa, the population rates of municipal areas indicate that the municipal population there has grown by 1. 87 per cent per year. For information about American Samoa, visit the CIA World Factbook website: For information about American Samoa, visit the Wikipedia website: