What is the population of Grenada?

Grenada has 117,303 people (2025). Since 1960, the population has grown from 94,058 to 117,303, 1.2 times the 1960 figure.

Population of Grenada since 1960 Line chart of the population of Grenada from 1960 to 2025: from 94,058 to 117,303 people.
1960: 94,058 Highest: 117,303 (2025) 2025: 117,303
Population by decade
YearPopulation
196094,058
197098,414
198094,538
199099,957
2000107,451
2010111,586
2020116,341
2025117,303

What is the capital of Grenada?

The capital of Grenada is St. George's.

What currency does Grenada use?

Grenada uses the East Caribbean dollar (XCD).

What language is spoken in Grenada?

The official language of Grenada is English.

Where is Grenada?

Grenada is in North America.

Location on the map

Neighboring countries

This country has no land borders.

How big is Grenada?

Grenada covers 344 km² (133 sq mi).

Economy of Grenada

Gross domestic product (GDP)
$1.42 billion
GDP per person
$12,107
Life expectancy
75.4 years

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

Economic development

Income group World Bank classification

Based on economic indicators, Grenada is classified as upper middle income. Upper-middle-income countries have a gross national income per person between $4,516 and $14,005.

Data based on World Bank classifications

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Where does Grenada rank?

Grenada is in the top 50 on two of our six rankings:

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