United States Virgin Islands vs Aruba: What the Numbers Mean

United States Virgin Islands has a population of 103,792 and is growing at 0.87% per year.Aruba has a population of 108,785 and is growing at 0.87% per year. The difference between them is 4,993 people, with Aruba in the lead.

Population is more than a headcount. United States Virgin Islands has a density of 299 people per km² across 347 km², while Aruba has a density of 604 people per km² across 180 km². These figures shape how each country manages housing, infrastructure, and resources. For how these numbers are computed, see our Methodology page.