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Jordan

According to the World Bank, Jordan was home to 11.6 million people in 2024 — the 83rd most populous of 217 countries, 0.14% of everyone on Earth.

REGIONMiddle East, North Africa, Afghanistan & Pakistan
INCOME GROUP · WORLD BANKLower middle income
CAPITALAmman

Jordan by the numbers

METRICVALUEWORLD RANKSHARE
PopulationWorld Bank, 202411.6 million83rd of 2170.14%
People
Population GrowthWorld Bank, 20241.0%106th of 217
Birth RateWorld Bank, 202420.5 / 1,00071st of 217
Death RateWorld Bank, 20243.1 / 1,000210th of 217
Fertility RateWorld Bank, 20242.6073rd of 217
Urban PopulationWorld Bank, 202493.0%24th of 217
Economy
GDP (current US$)World Bank, 2024$53.4B91st of 2140.05%
GDP per capitaWorld Bank, 2024$4.6K140th of 214
GNI per capitaWorld Bank, 2024$4.4K134th of 207
InflationWorld Bank, 20241.6%152nd of 193
UnemploymentWorld Bank, 202516.5%13th of 187
Health
Life ExpectancyWorld Bank, 202478.0 yrs71st of 217
Infant MortalityWorld Bank, 202412.0 / 1,000102nd of 196
Health SpendingWorld Bank, 20247.7%70th of 193
PhysiciansWorld Bank, 20232.9 / 1,00066th of 208
Environment
CO₂ per capitaWorld Bank, 20242.09112th of 203
Forest CoverWorld Bank, 20231.1%195th of 214
Renewable EnergyWorld Bank, 202211.5%139th of 212
Society
Internet UsersWorld Bank, 202595.6%27th of 213
Mobile SubscriptionsWorld Bank, 202469.6 / 1,000183rd of 214
Literacy RateWorld Bank, 202494.4%81st of 170
Land
Population DensityWorld Bank, 202312985th of 216
Arable LandWorld Bank, 20232.3%166th of 206

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