Tungurahua Province

Province of Ecuador

Napo is a province in Ecuador. Its capital is Tena. The province contains the Napo River. The province is low developed without much industrial presence. The thick rainforest is home to many natives that remain isolated by preference, descendants of those who fled the Spanish invasion in the Andes, and the Incas years before. Source: Wikipedia

Area of Tungurahua Province	3,397.6 km²
Population	549,017
Male Population	266,329 (48.5%)
Female Population	282,688 (51.5%)
Population change from 1975 to 2015	+94.7%
Population change from 2000 to 2015	+19.2%
Median Age	26.7 years
Male Median Age	25.7 years
Female Median Age	27.6 years
Timezone	Ecuador Time

Map of Tungurahua Province

Population Over Time

Years 1975 to 2015

Data	1975	1990	2000	2015
Population	281,964	388,855	460,551	549,017
Population Density	83.0 / km²	114.5 / km²	135.6 / km²	161.6 / km²

Sources: JRC (European Commission's Joint Research Centre) work on the GHS built-up grid

Population change from 2000 to 2015

Increase of 19.2% from year 2000 to 2015

Location	Change since 1975	Change since 1990	Change since 2000
Tungurahua Province	+94.7%	+41.2%	+19.2%
Ecuador	+131.1%	+58.1%	+27.9%

Sources: JRC (European Commission's Joint Research Centre) work on the GHS built-up grid

Population By Age and Gender

Tungurahua Province Population Tree

Age	Male	Female	Total
Under 5	24,969	24,233	49,203
5-9	26,666	26,014	52,680
10-14	27,097	26,455	53,552
15-19	26,935	27,143	54,079
20-24	24,336	25,288	49,625
25-29	22,049	23,890	45,939
30-34	19,314	21,130	40,444
35-39	16,671	19,084	35,756
40-44	14,884	16,620	31,504
45-49	13,447	15,236	28,683
50-54	11,115	12,411	23,526
55-59	9,550	11,073	20,623
60-64	8,022	9,128	17,150
65-69	7,014	7,869	14,884
70-74	5,372	6,143	11,515
75-79	3,974	4,585	8,560
80-84	2,743	3,367	6,110
85 Plus	2,171	3,020	5,191

Sources: CIESIN (Center for International Earth Science Information Network)

Population Density

Population Density: 161.6 / km²

Location	Population	Area	Population Density
Tungurahua Province	549,017	3,397.6 km²	161.6 / km²

Sources: JRC (European Commission's Joint Research Centre) work on the GHS built-up grid

Historical and Projected Population

Estimated Ancient Population until 2100

Year	Est. Population	Avg 10 Year Growth %	Avg 10 Year Growth
0	13,566	n/a	n/a
100	14,273	0.5%	70
200	15,016	0.5%	74
300	15,798	0.5%	78
400	16,621	0.5%	82
500	17,487	0.5%	86
600	18,397	0.5%	91
700	19,356	0.5%	95
800	20,364	0.5%	100
900	23,758	1.6%	339
1000	27,151	1.3%	339
1100	29,867	1%	271
1200	32,582	0.9%	271
1300	35,297	0.8%	271
1400	38,012	0.7%	271
1500	40,727	0.7%	271
1600	33,939	-1.8%	-678
1700	33,894	0%	-4
1800	34,076	0.1%	18
1900	95,703	10.9%	6,162
1910	110,558	15.5%	14,855
1920	122,409	10.7%	11,851
1930	132,962	8.6%	10,553
1940	198,879	49.6%	65,917
1950	207,279	4.2%	8,400
1960	228,751	10.4%	21,472
1970	251,928	10.1%	23,177
1990	388,855	24.2%	68,463
2000	460,551	18.4%	71,696
2020	581,643	12.4%	60,546
2030	639,874	10%	58,231
2040	687,464	7.4%	47,590
2050	722,129	5%	34,665
2060	742,803	2.9%	20,674
2070	752,698	1.3%	9,895
2080	753,010	0%	312
2090	743,919	-1.2%	-9,091
2100	727,661	-2.2%	-16,258

Sources:
1. JRC (European Commission's Joint Research Centre) work on the GHS built-up grid
2. CIESIN (Center for International Earth Science Information Network)
3. [Link] Klein Goldewijk, K., Beusen, A., Doelman, J., and Stehfest, E.: Anthropogenic land use estimates for the Holocene – HYDE 3.2, Earth Syst. Sci. Data, 9, 927–953, https://doi.org/10.5194/essd-9-927-2017, 2017.

Human Development Index (HDI)

Statistic composite index of life expectancy, education, and per capita income.

Sources: [Link] Kummu, M., Taka, M. & Guillaume, J. Gridded global datasets for Gross Domestic Product and Human Development Index over 1990–2015. Sci Data 5, 180004 (2018) doi:10.1038/sdata.2018.4

Top Provinces in Tungurahua Province

Provinces in Tungurahua Province

Name	Area	Population	Population Density
Ambato Canton	1,028.2 km²	358,439	902.9 / mi²
Baños Canton	1,074.1 km²	21,832	52.6 / mi²
Cevallos Canton	17.2 km²	8,524	1,286 / mi²
Mocha Canton	81 km²	7,444	238.1 / mi²
Patate Canton	325.4 km²	14,745	117.4 / mi²
Pelileo Canton	204.7 km²	60,491	765.4 / mi²
Píllaro Canton	436.9 km²	41,707	247.2 / mi²
Quero Canton	172 km²	20,885	314.5 / mi²
Tisaleo Canton	58.2 km²	14,955	665.4 / mi²

Other Provinces in Ecuador

Name	Area	Population	Population Density
Azuay Province	7,871.1 km²	783,329	257.8 / mi²
Bolívar Province	3,896.7 km²	190,145	126.4 / mi²
Carchi Province	3,777.7 km²	174,134	119.4 / mi²
Cañar Province	3,132.4 km²	240,238	198.6 / mi²
Chimborazo Province	5,896.9 km²	496,675	218.1 / mi²
Cotopaxi Province	6,160.3 km²	448,746	188.7 / mi²
El Oro Province	5,859.7 km²	653,115	288.7 / mi²
Esmeraldas	16,176.5 km²	601,710	96.3 / mi²
Galápagos Province	7,989.5 km²	27,735	8.99 / mi²
Guayas Province	17,583.8 km²	4.0 million	595.1 / mi²
Imbabura Province	4,611.8 km²	435,132	244.4 / mi²
Loja Province	11,067.8 km²	487,154	114.0 / mi²
Los Ríos Province	7,286.6 km²	870,130	309.3 / mi²
Manabí Province	19,039.1 km²	1.5 million	202.8 / mi²
Morona-Santiago Province	23,966.6 km²	171,469	18.5 / mi²
Napo Province	12,509.9 km²	134,736	27.9 / mi²
Orellana Province	21,602 km²	176,254	21.1 / mi²
Pastaza Province	29,508.2 km²	100,456	8.82 / mi²
Pichincha Province	9,455.7 km²	2.9 million	797.9 / mi²
Santa Elena Province	3,695 km²	353,623	247.9 / mi²
Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas Province	3,453.5 km²	424,051	318.0 / mi²
Sucumbíos Province	18,000.6 km²	211,378	30.4 / mi²
Zamora Chinchipe	10,553.9 km²	101,880	25.0 / mi²
Zona No Delimitada, Ecuador	2,076.6 km²	54,726	68.3 / mi²

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