Name
The name honors Juan de Bermudez, an early 16th-century Spanish sea captain and the archipelago's first European explorer.
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Country
Bermuda
32.30° N, 64.76° W
100% of everyone here lives in a city.
urban population 100% · 1st/225
CIA World Factbook · 2026-02-01 · ranks computed across the countries in this atlas that carry the value
- Population
- 63,918
- Natural Earth population estimate.
- Area
- 54 km²
- Official total area (land + water) from the CIA World Factbook. Computed from the Natural Earth boundary: ≈ 66 km².
- Population density
- ≈ 968 / km²
- Population divided by the computed boundary area.
- ISO codes
- BM · BMU
- GDP (nominal)
- $8.98 billion
- Field “Economy → GDP (official exchange rate)” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
- GDP per capita (PPP)
- $105,300
- Field “Economy → Real GDP per capita → Real GDP per capita 2024” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
Bermuda 54 km²Tuvalu 26 km²
geometry: Natural Earth 1:50m · EPSG:6933 equal-area
Where Bermuda sits in the world
Each line is every country in this atlas that carries the value, ordered smallest to largest. The line down the middle is the world median; the mark on each line is this country.
- Median age43.9 years34th of 224 · median 32.6 years
- Life expectancy82.5 years27th of 224 · median 76.2 years
- Fertility rate1.88 children per woman117th of 225 · median 1.92 children per woman
- Population63,918204th of 235 · median 5,454,073
- Total area54 km²219th of 228 · median 83,736 km²
- Coastline103 km158th of 229 · median 402 km
Overview
Background
Shipwrecked English colonists heading for Virginia first settled Bermuda in 1609. Bermuda has been self-governing since 1620 and is the oldest and most populous of the British Overseas Territories.
Vacationing on the island to escape North American winters first developed in Victorian times. Tourism continues to be important to the island's economy, although international business has overtaken it in recent years as Bermuda developed into an offshore financial center. A referendum on independence from the UK was soundly defeated in 1995.
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Geography
A group of islands in the North Atlantic Ocean, east of South Carolina, lies in North America. Bermuda's archipelago consists of coral islands and islets, with ample rainfall, but no rivers or freshwater lakes.
Low hills separated by fertile depressions form the terrain. Limestone is a natural resource, and the pleasant climate fosters tourism. Town Hill is the highest point. The Atlantic Ocean is the lowest point.
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Climate
Its subtropical climate is mild and humid, with gales and strong winds common in winter.
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People and society
People of African descent, White, mixed, and Asian backgrounds, as well as others, live in Bermuda.
Religious affiliations include Protestant traditions such as Anglican, African Methodist Episcopal, Seventh Day Adventist, Pentecostal, Methodist, Presbyterian, Church of God, Baptist, Salvation Army, Brethren, and other Protestant traditions. Roman Catholic, Jehovah's Witness, other Christian, and Muslim affiliations are also present, alongside people reporting other faiths, none, or unspecified affiliations. The population is distributed relatively evenly throughout Bermuda.
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Government
With limited self-government, Bermuda is an Overseas Territory of the UK and a parliamentary democracy. English common law forms its legal system. The latest constitution entered into force 8 June 1968 under the Bermuda Constitution Order 1968. Bermuda has no independence as an overseas territory of the UK; its national holiday is Bermuda Day, 24 May.
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Flag and symbols
A red field carries the UK flag in the upper-left quadrant and the Bermudian coat of arms centered on its right half. The coat of arms is a white shield with a red lion on a green field, holding a scroll showing the sinking of the ship "Sea Venture." The red lion is Bermuda's national symbol.
Source: CIA World Factbook · 2026-02-01 · text generated from this source, approved by a person
Key figures
CIA World Factbook
Economy
- GDP (nominal)
- $8.98 billion
- Field “Economy → GDP (official exchange rate)” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
- GDP (PPP)
- $6.81 billion
- Field “Economy → Real GDP (purchasing power parity) → Real GDP (purchasing power parity) 2024” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
- GDP per capita (PPP)
- $105,300
- Field “Economy → Real GDP per capita → Real GDP per capita 2024” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
- GDP growth
- +2.1%
- Field “Economy → Real GDP growth rate → Real GDP growth rate 2024” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
- Inflation (consumer prices)
- 2.8%
- Field “Economy → Inflation rate (consumer prices) → Inflation rate (consumer prices) 2022” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
- Exports
- $1.6 billion
- Field “Economy → Exports → Exports 2023” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
- Imports
- $2.3 billion
- Field “Economy → Imports → Imports 2023” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
People
- Life expectancy
- 82.5 years
- Field “People and Society → Life expectancy at birth → total population” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
- Median age
- 43.9 years
- Field “People and Society → Median age → total” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
- Birth rate
- 10.82 per 1,000
- Field “People and Society → Birth rate” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
- Death rate
- 9.4 per 1,000
- Field “People and Society → Death rate” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
- Fertility rate
- 1.88 children per woman
- Field “People and Society → Total fertility rate” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
- Population growth
- +0.27% a year
- Field “People and Society → Population growth rate” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
- Urban population
- 100%
- Field “People and Society → Urbanization → urban population” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
- Languages
- Englishofficial
- Portuguese
- Field “People and Society → Languages” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
- Religions
- Protestant46.2%includes Anglican 15.8%, African Methodist Episcopal 8.6%, Seventh Day Adventist 6.7%, Pentecostal 3.5%, Methodist 2.7%, Presbyterian 2.0%, Church of God 1.6%, Baptist 1.2%, Salvation Army 1.1%, Brethren 1.0%, other Protestant 2.0%
- Roman Catholic14.5%
- Jehovah's Witness1.3%
- Muslim1%
- other6.2%
- Field “People and Society → Religions” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
Land
- Total area
- 54 km²Land 54 km² · Water 0 km²
- Field “Geography → Area → total” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
- Coastline
- 103 km
- Field “Geography → Coastline” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
- Land borders
- 0 km
- Field “Geography → Land boundaries → total” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
- Highest point
- 79 m Town Hill
- Field “Geography → Elevation → highest point” in the CIA World Factbook archive (frozen 2026-02-01). Public domain. The Factbook stopped publishing in February 2026; the year shows when the value was estimated.
Values from the CIA World Factbook archive. Each carries the year it describes; open a year for the exact source field.
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