Schwyz - Historic Population

Historic Population

The historical population is given in the following chart:

Historic Population Data
Year Total Population German Speaking Italian Speaking Catholic Protestant Other Jewish Islamic No religion given Swiss Non-Swiss
1621 2,052
1669 ca. 2,500
1743 4,639
1799 6,338
1802 ca. 5,000
1837 5,225
1850 5,432 5,428 4 5,406 26
1870 6,137 6,114 38 5,987 167
1888 6,616 6,424 110 6,552 64 21 6,380 236
1900 7,398 7,072 246 7,268 129 18 1 6,911 487
1910 8,000 7,549 352 7,807 184 48 3 7,399 601
1930 8,256 7,866 245 8,004 246 50 7,830 426
1950 10,259 9,827 255 9,888 358 92 1 9,896 363
1970 12,194 11,206 744 11,615 501 209 5 17 11,080 1,114
1990 12,872 11,530 453 11,420 667 849 3 225 160 11,319 1,553
2000 13,802 12,441 273 11,269 751 1,065 5 502 377 11,756 2,046

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