Georgia, GE

Georgia has 4 neighbours.

• Republic of Armenia This landlocked country in the South Caucasus region of Eurasia, at the crossroads of Western Asia and Eastern Europe, is known for its mountainous terrain and ancient history.
• Republic of Turkey Straddling Western Asia and Southeast Europe, this transcontinental country serves as a bridge between cultures.
• Republic of Azerbaijan Located at the crossroads of Eastern Europe and Western Asia, this transcontinental country is rich in oil and natural gas.
• Russian Federation Located in Eastern Europe and Northern Asia, it is the largest country in the world by area, spanning eleven time zones.

• Kvemo Kartli
• Imereti
• Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia
• Adjara
• Mtskheta-Mtianeti
• Kakheti
• Tbilisi
• Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo Svaneti
• Samtskhe–Javakheti
• Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti
• Shida Kartli
• Guria

Year	Population	% Change	Method
1900	2,000,000	-	census
1926	2,676,925	25.29%	census
1939	3,540,589	24.39%	census
1959	4,044,460	12.46%	census
1960	3,645,600	-10.94%	(Worldbank)
1961	3,703,600	1.57%	(Worldbank)
1962	3,760,300	1.51%	(Worldbank)
1963	3,816,100	1.46%	(Worldbank)
1964	3,870,300	1.4%	(Worldbank)
1965	3,921,600	1.31%	(Worldbank)
1966	3,966,700	1.14%	(Worldbank)
1967	4,005,800	0.98%	(Worldbank)
1968	4,042,300	0.9%	(Worldbank)
1969	4,080,300	0.93%	(Worldbank)
1970	4,686,412	12.93%	census
1971	4,163,000	-12.57%	(Worldbank)
1972	4,205,300	1.01%	(Worldbank)
1973	4,242,500	0.88%	(Worldbank)
1974	4,279,500	0.86%	(Worldbank)
1975	4,311,200	0.74%	(Worldbank)
1976	4,342,400	0.72%	(Worldbank)
1977	4,372,100	0.68%	(Worldbank)
1978	4,397,700	0.58%	(Worldbank)
1979	4,993,029	11.92%	census
1980	4,467,700	-11.76%	(Worldbank)
1981	4,504,500	0.82%	(Worldbank)
1982	4,542,800	0.84%	(Worldbank)
1983	4,582,900	0.87%	(Worldbank)
1984	4,622,200	0.85%	(Worldbank)
1985	4,662,900	0.87%	(Worldbank)
1986	4,704,500	0.88%	(Worldbank)
1987	4,743,500	0.82%	(Worldbank)
1988	4,790,700	0.99%	(Worldbank)
1989	5,400,841	11.3%	census
1990	4,802,000	-12.47%	(Worldbank)
1991	4,835,900	0.7%	(Worldbank)
1992	4,873,500	0.77%	(Worldbank)
1993	4,911,100	0.77%	(Worldbank)
1994	4,836,076	-1.55%	(Worldbank)
1995	4,657,722	-3.83%	(Worldbank)
1996	4,491,699	-3.7%	(Worldbank)
1997	4,349,913	-3.26%	(Worldbank)
1998	4,243,607	-2.51%	(Worldbank)
1999	4,157,192	-2.08%	(Worldbank)
2000	4,077,131	-1.96%	(Worldbank)
2001	4,014,373	-1.56%	(Worldbank)
2002	4,371,535	8.17%	census
2003	3,951,736	-10.62%	(Worldbank)
2004	3,927,340	-0.62%	(Worldbank)
2005	3,902,469	-0.64%	(Worldbank)
2006	3,880,347	-0.57%	(Worldbank)
2007	3,860,158	-0.52%	(Worldbank)
2008	3,848,449	-0.3%	(Worldbank)
2009	3,814,419	-0.89%	(Worldbank)
2010	3,786,695	-0.73%	(Worldbank)
2011	3,756,441	-0.81%	(Worldbank)
2012	3,728,874	-0.74%	(Worldbank)
2013	3,717,668	-0.3%	(Worldbank)
2014	3,729,500	0.32%	census
2015	3,725,276	-0.11%	(Worldbank)
2016	3,720,400	-0.13%	census
2017	3,717,100	-0.09%	census
2018	3,726,549	0.25%	(Worldbank)
2019	3,720,382	-0.17%	(Worldbank)
2020	10,710,017	65.26%	estimation process

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