This table lists the 101 French departments in descending order of population, area and population density.

Data description

The figures include:

• population without double counting for 1999;
• municipal population (legal population in 2008, with effect from 1 January 2011)^[1] published in decree No. 2010-1723 of 30 December 2010 as amended by Decree No. 2011-343 of 28 March 2011 which corresponds to data compiled as at 1 January 2008.
• municipal population (legal population in 2019 with effect from 1 January 2022)^[2]

The total population takes into account double counting.

Evolution

Between 1999 and 2006 all French departments have grown in population with the exception of the following seven departments: Allier and Cantal in Auvergne, Creuse in Limousin, Ardennes and Haute-Marne in Champagne-Ardenne, Nièvre in Burgundy, and Vosges in Lorraine. See population decline for more information.

In contrast the seven departments that have gained the most population in absolute value are Haute-Garonne, Gironde, Bouches-du-Rhône, Seine-Saint-Denis, Loire-Atlantique, Hauts-de Seine, and Hérault.

Guadeloupe has seemingly lost population between 1999 and 2008. However, this diminution of the legal population is due to the creation of the overseas communities of Saint Barthélemy and Saint Martin. In the 1999 census, the population of Guadeloupe without the arrondissement of Saint-Martin-Saint-Barthélemy was 386,566 inhabitants. The department's population has actually increased by more than 15,000 people over the period based on a constant territory.

List of departments by descending population

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2019 Rank	Department	Legal population in 1931	Legal population in 1999	Legal population in 2008	Legal population in 2019[2]	Area (km²)	Pop. density (Pop./km²)[3]	INSEE Dept. No.
1	Nord	2,029,449	2,555,020	2,564,959	2,608,346	5,743	454	59
2	Paris	2,891,020	2,125,246	2,211,297	2,165,423	105	20,545	75
3	Bouches-du-Rhône	1,101,672	1,835,719	1,966,005	2,043,110	5,087	402	13
4	Rhône	1,046,028	1,578,869	1,690,498	1,875,747	2,715	171	69D
5	Seine-Saint-Denis	769,315	1,382,861	1,506,466	1,644,903	236	6,964	93
6	Hauts-de-Seine	949,231	1,428,881	1,549,619	1,624,357	176	9,250	92
7	Gironde	852,768	1,287,334	1,421,276	1,623,749	10,725	163	33
8	Pas-de-Calais	1,205,191	1,441,568	1,459,531	1,465,278	6,671	220	62
9	Yvelines	408,282	1,354,308	1,406,053	1,448,207	2,284	634	78
10	Loire-Atlantique	652,079	1,134,266	1,255,871	1,429,272	6,815	208	44
11	Seine-et-Marne	406,108	1,193,767	1,303,702	1,421,197	5,915	240	77
12	Lyon Metropolis	-	-	-	1,411,571	534	2,645	69M
13	Val-de-Marne	657,322	1,227,250	1,310,876	1,407,124	245	5,743	94
14	Haute-Garonne	441,799	1,046,338	1,217,344	1,400,039	6,309	222	31
15	Essonne	271,094	1,134,238	1,205,850	1,301,659	1,804	721	91
16	Isère	584,017	1,094,006	1,188,660	1,271,166	7,431	171	38
17	Seine-Maritime	905,278	1,239,138	1,248,580	1,255,633	6,278	200	76
18	Val-d'Oise	353,374	1,105,464	1,165,397	1,249,674	1,246	1,003	95
19	Hérault	514,819	896,441	1,019,798	1,175,623	6,101	193	34
20	Bas-Rhin	688,242	1,026,120	1,091,015	1,140,057	4,755	240	67
21	Alpes-Maritimes	493,376	1,011,326	1,084,428	1,094,283	4,299	255	06
22	Ille-et-Vilaine	562,558	867,533	967,588	1,079,498	6,775	159	35
23	Var	377,104	898,441	1,001,408	1,076,711	5,973	180	83
24	Moselle	693,408	1,023,447	1,042,230	1,046,543	6,216	168	57
25	Finistère	744,295	852,418	890,509	915,090	6,733	136	29
26	Réunion	–	706,300	808,250	861,210	2,504	344	974
27	Oise	407,432	766,441	799,725	829,419	5,860	142	60
28	Haute-Savoie	252,794	631,679	716,277	826,094	4,388	188	74
29	Maine-et-Loire	475,991	732,942	774,823	818,273	7,166	115	49
30	Haut-Rhin	516,726	708,025	746,072	767,086	3,525	218	68
31	Loire	664,822	728,524	742,076	765,634	4,781	160	42
32	Morbihan	537,528	643,873	710,034	759,684	6,823	111	56
33	Gard	406,815	623,125	694,323	748,437	5,853	128	30
34	Meurthe-et-Moselle	592,632	713,779	729,768	733,760	5,246	140	54
35	Calvados	401,356	648,385	678,206	694,905	5,548	126	14
36	Vendée	390,396	539,664	616,906	685,442	6,720	102	85
37	Pyrénées-Atlantiques	422,719	600,018	647,420	682,621	7,645	89	64
38	Loiret	342,679	618,126	650,769	680,434	6,775	100	45
39	Puy-de-Dôme	500,590	604,266	628,485	662,152	7,970	83	63
40	Ain	322,918	515,270	581,355	652,432	5,762	113	01
41	Charente-Maritime	415,249	557,024	611,714	651,358	6,864	95	17
42	Indre-et-Loire	335,226	554,003	585,406	610,079	6,127	100	37
43	Côtes-d'Armor	539,531	542,373	581,570	600,582	6,878	87	22
44	Eure	305,788	541,054	577,087	599,507	6,040	99	27
45	Somme	466,626	555,551	568,086	570,559	6,170	93	80
46	Marne	412,156	565,229	566,010	566,855	8,162	69	51
47	Sarthe	384,619	529,851	559,587	566,412	6,206	91	72
48	Vaucluse	241,689	499,685	538,902	561,469	3,567	157	84
49	Saône-et-Loire	538,741	544,893	553,968	551,493	8,575	64	71
50	Doubs	305,500	499,062	522,685	543,974	5,234	104	25
51	Côte-d'Or	333,800	506,755	521,608	534,124	8,763	61	21
52	Aisne	489,368	535,489	538,790	531,345	7,369	72	02
53	Drôme	267,080	437,778	478,069	516,762	6,530	79	26
54	Manche	433,473	481,471	496,937	495,045	5,938	83	50
55	Pyrénées-Orientales	238,647	392,803	441,387	479,979	4,116	117	66
56	Vienne	303,072	399,024	424,354	438,435	6,990	63	86
57	Savoie	235,544	373,258	408,842	436,434	6,028	72	73
58	Eure-et-Loir	254,790	407,665	423,559	431,575	5,880	73	28
59	Landes	257,186	327,334	373,142	413,690	9,243	45	40
60	Dordogne	383,720	388,293	409,388	413,223	9,060	46	24
61	Tarn	302,994	343,402	371,738	389,844	5,758	68	81
62	Guadeloupe	–	422,496	401,784	384,239	1,628[4]	236	971
63	Deux-Sèvres	308,481	344,392	365,059	374,878	5,999	63	79
64	Aude	296,880	309,770	349,237	374,070	6,139	61	11
65	Haute-Vienne	335,873	353,893	373,940	372,359	5,520	68	87
66	Martinique	–	381,427	397,693	364,508	1,128	323	972
67	Vosges	377,980	380,952	380,145	364,499	5,874	62	88
68	Charente	310,489	339,628	351,581	352,015	5,956	59	16
69	Allier	373,924	344,721	342,807	335,975	7,340	46	03
70	Yonne	275,755	333,221	342,359	335,707	7,427	45	89
71	Lot-et-Garonne	247,500	305,380	326,399	331,271	5,361	62	47
72	Loir-et-Cher