What is the population of Germany?

Germany has 83.5 million people (2025). The population grew from 72.8 million in 1960 to a peak of 83.5 million in 2024 and has since declined slightly.

Population of Germany since 1960 Line chart of the population of Germany from 1960 to 2025: from 72,814,900 to 83,491,249 people.
1960: 72.8 million Highest: 83.5 million (2024) 2025: 83.5 million
Population by decade
YearPopulation
196072,814,900
197078,169,289
198078,288,576
199079,433,029
200082,211,508
201081,776,930
202083,160,871
202583,491,249

What is the capital of Germany?

The capital of Germany is Berlin.

What currency does Germany use?

Germany uses the euro (EUR).

What language is spoken in Germany?

The official language of Germany is German.

Where is Germany?

Germany is in Europe.

Location on the map

Neighboring countries

Countries that border this country:

How big is Germany?

Germany covers 357,680 km² (138,101 sq mi). The United States is about 27 times as large.

Economy of Germany

Gross domestic product (GDP)
$5.05 trillion
GDP per person
$60,496
Life expectancy
80.8 years

Data: World Bank (GDP 2025, GDP per person 2025, life expectancy 2024)

Economic development

Income group World Bank classification

Based on economic indicators, Germany is classified as high income. High-income countries have a gross national income per person above $14,005.

Data based on World Bank classifications

Related countries

Where does Germany rank?

Germany is in the top 50 on four of our six rankings:

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