How many inhabitants are there in Mexico?
Mexico has approximately 130 to 132 million inhabitants in 2024, making it the most populated country in Latin America and the 10th most populated country in the world.
Current Population of Mexico
With 130 to 132 million inhabitants recorded in 2024, Mexico is positioned as the most populated country in Latin America, ahead of Brazil. This population ranks it 10th globally in demographic terms.
Geographic Distribution
The Mexican population is concentrated mainly in urban areas, with over 80% of inhabitants living in cities. The metropolitan region of Mexico alone brings together more than 21 million inhabitants, while Guadalajara and Monterrey each have several million inhabitants.
Key Points
- Density: approximately 67 inhabitants per km²
- Population growth: slowing down with a rate of approximately 1% per year
- Median age: relatively young population with an average age of 29 years