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Jun 28, 2022 · In Pembrokeshire, the population size has increased by 0.8%, from around 122,400 in 2011 to 123,400 in 2021. This is lower than the overall increase for Wales (1.4%), where the population grew by...
Around 125,000 people live in Pembrokeshire. Of these about 21,300 (17%) are aged under 16, and 31,500 (25%) are aged 65 and over. Around 73% of the population aged 16-64 are in employment.
Find out how life changed in Pembrokeshire between Census 2011 to Census 2021, including data on ageing, ethnicity, health, housing and more.
Find out how Pembrokeshire compares on indicators such as weekly pay and healthy life expectancy.
On census day, 123,400 people were living in the area – up slightly from 122,439 in 2011, when the last census was carried out. This also means the population density has has stayed the same over the last decade, at 76 usual residents per square kilometre.
Pembrokeshire (W06000009) is a local authority district in Wales. The district's population of 123,400 at the time of the 2021 census made it the 204th largest in England and Wales. Pembrokeshire saw a population increase of 0.8% from 2011.
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ONS statisticians estimated there were 126,751 people of all ages living in Pembrokeshire as of mid-2020 – above the 2021 census figure of 123,400. Snapshot data from the census in March 2021 tells us there were 32,200 (26.1%) over-65s living in the area, showing little difference to the 33,169 (26.2%) estimated by the ONS.
