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Virgin Islands (US)

Latin America & Caribbean·High income

Population
105K
192nd of 217
GDP
$4.67B
173rd of 214 · 2022
GDP per capita
$44,321
35th of 214 · 2022
Life expectancy
80.5
49th of 217
Benchmarked againstVirgin Islands (US)Sint Maarten (Dutch part)Bahamas, ThePuerto Rico (US)Turks and Caicos Islands

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Religion

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  • Christian94.5%
  • Unaffiliated4%
  • Other0.6%
Religious diversity
1.23 / 10 · low · 151st of 193

Change markers show percentage-point shifts from 2010 to 2020 · Pew Research Center, Religious Composition 2010–2020.

Score card

A · Top quartileB · Above medianC · Below medianD · Bottom quartile
Topic
VIR
SXM
BHS
PRI

GDP

current US$

$4.67B

GDP per capita

current US$

A

GDP per capita, PPP

international $

A

GDP growth

annual %

D

Inflation

GDP deflator, annual %

C

Unemployment

% of labor force

D

Population

people

105K

Population density

people per km²

301.2

Urban population

% of total

96.2%

Life expectancy

years at birth

A

Fertility rate

births per woman

2

Net migration

people

-420

Population under 15

% of total

16.5%

Population 65+

% of total

22.7%

Safe drinking water

% of population

B

Internet users

% of population

C

Mobile subscriptions

per 100 people

D

Fixed broadband

per 100 people

C

Secure internet servers

per 1M people

B

Access to electricity

% of population

C

Electricity per capita

kWh

7,816.9

Electricity generation

TWh

0.7

Renewable electricity

% of generation

D

Fossil electricity

% of generation

D

Religious diversity

Pew RDI, 0–10

1.23

Religiously unaffiliated

% of population

4%

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