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Lithuania Population 2026

Lithuania, officially the Republic of Lithuania is a country in the Baltic region of Europe. It is one of three Baltic states and lies on the eastern shore of the Baltic Sea. Lithuania shares land borders with Latvia to the north, Belarus to the east and south, Poland to the south, and Russia to the southwest As per the Statistical office, the population of Lithuania  as of 1st Jan 2024 is 2,886,000 (2.88 million)

Estimated Population of Lithuania in 2026 is 2,891,000 or 2.9 million

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Lithuania Demographics
Lithuania2026 Est.
Total Population2,891,000
Global Rank142
Land Area 62,680 sq. km (24,200 sq. mi)
Area Rank121
Pop. Density46 people/sq. km
Growth Rate-1.17%
Fertility Rate1.22
Infant mortality rate 3.5
Median Age  42.3 Years
Life Expectancy 76.41 years
Urban Population 68.3%

Religion in Lithuania

Christianity is the majority religion in Lithuania and its followed by 79.42% of the population. According to the 2021 census, 74% of Lithuanians are Catholics, Next comes  Eastern Orthodoxy  (4.40%), Lutheranism (1%), and other small numbers of Christian denominations.

Non-Christian faiths account for 1%%, and the remaining 19% are classified as unaffiliated, which can mean agnostic, atheist, or “nothing in particular.”

Religion percentage in Lithuania 

Religion Percentage
Christianity79.42%
Catholicism 74.19%
Eastern Orthodoxy 4.40%
Lutheranism 1%
Other Christians 0.27%
No religion 6%
Other religions 1%
Undeclared 13%

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Largest Cities in Lithuania by Population
#CityPopulation
1Vilnius580,020
2Kaunas289,380
3Klaipėda149,157
4Šiauliai101,514
5Panevėžys85,885
6Alytus49,888
7Marijampolė34,968
8Mažeikiai32,477
9Jonava26,427
10Utena25,395
11Kėdainiai22,682
12Tauragė21,516
13Telšiai21,294
14Ukmergė20,144
15Visaginas19,031
16Plungė18,904
17Kretinga18,732
18Gargždai16,814
19Šilutė16,812
20Radviliškis16,344
Population of Lithuania 2026 | Religion in Lithuania

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