How many people live in kingston upon hull

Chart and table of population level and growth rate for the Kingston upon Hull, UK metro area from 1950 to 2022. United Nations population projections are also included through the year 2035.

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What was the population of Kingston upon Hull in 2022?
What percentage of Hull is white?
Is Kingston upon Hull a town?
What is Kingston upon Hull famous for?

The current metro area population of Kingston upon Hull in 2022 is 323,000, a 0.31% increase from 2021.
The metro area population of Kingston upon Hull in 2021 was 322,000, a 0.31% increase from 2020.
The metro area population of Kingston upon Hull in 2020 was 321,000, a 0.31% increase from 2019.
The metro area population of Kingston upon Hull in 2019 was 320,000, a 0.31% increase from 2018.

Other Cities in UK
City Name	Population
London	9,541,000
Manchester	2,770,000
West Midlands	2,646,000
West Yorkshire	1,915,000
Glasgow	1,689,000
South Hampshire	944,000
Liverpool	912,000
Newcastle upon Tyne	818,000
Nottingham	800,000
Sheffield	741,000
Bristol	701,000
Belfast	639,000
Brighton-Worthing-Littlehampton	617,000
Leicester	562,000
Edinburgh	548,000
Bournemouth/Poole	514,000
Cardiff	485,000
Coventry-Bedworth	439,000
Middlesbrough	391,000
The Potteries	390,000
Reading-Wokingham	348,000
Sunderland	344,000
Preston	332,000
Birkenhead	331,000
Kingston upon Hull	323,000
Newport	319,000
Southend-On-Sea	316,000
Swansea	314,000

Kingston upon Hull - Historical Population Data
Year	Population	Growth Rate
2022	323,000	0.31%
2021	322,000	0.31%
2020	321,000	0.31%
2019	320,000	0.31%
2018	319,000	0.31%
2017	318,000	0.00%
2016	318,000	0.32%
2015	317,000	0.32%
2014	316,000	0.00%
2013	316,000	0.32%
2012	315,000	0.32%
2011	314,000	0.32%
2010	313,000	0.32%
2009	312,000	0.65%
2008	310,000	0.32%
2007	309,000	0.32%
2006	308,000	0.33%
2005	307,000	0.66%
2004	305,000	0.33%
2003	304,000	0.33%
2002	303,000	0.33%
2001	302,000	0.00%
2000	302,000	-0.33%
1999	303,000	-0.33%
1998	304,000	-0.33%
1997	305,000	-0.33%
1996	306,000	-0.33%
1995	307,000	-0.32%
1994	308,000	-0.32%
1993	309,000	0.00%
1992	309,000	-0.32%
1991	310,000	-0.64%
1990	312,000	-0.32%
1989	313,000	-0.63%
1988	315,000	-0.32%
1987	316,000	-0.63%
1986	318,000	-0.31%
1985	319,000	-0.62%
1984	321,000	-0.31%
1983	322,000	-0.62%
1982	324,000	-0.31%
1981	325,000	-0.61%
1980	327,000	-0.61%
1979	329,000	-0.60%
1978	331,000	-0.60%
1977	333,000	-0.89%
1976	336,000	-0.59%
1975	338,000	-0.59%
1974	340,000	-0.58%
1973	342,000	-0.58%
1972	344,000	-0.86%
1971	347,000	-0.57%
1970	349,000	-0.57%
1969	351,000	-0.57%
1968	353,000	-0.56%
1967	355,000	-0.56%
1966	357,000	-0.56%
1965	359,000	-0.83%
1964	362,000	-0.55%
1963	364,000	-0.55%
1962	366,000	-0.54%
1961	368,000	0.00%
1960	368,000	0.27%
1959	367,000	0.55%
1958	365,000	0.27%
1957	364,000	0.28%
1956	363,000	0.28%
1955	362,000	0.28%
1954	361,000	0.28%
1953	360,000	0.56%
1952	358,000	0.28%
1951	357,000	0.28%
1950	356,000	0.00%

What was the population of Kingston upon Hull in 2022?

The current metro area population of Kingston upon Hull in 2022 is 323,000, a 0.31% increase from 2021. The metro area population of Kingston upon Hull in 2021 was 322,000, a 0.31% increase from 2020.

What percentage of Hull is white?

Hull Demographics 4.1% of the population identified as Other White, followed by 2.3% Chinese and Other Races, 1.3% Mixed Race, 1.2% Black, and 1.1% South Asian, and 0.3% White Irish.

Is Kingston upon Hull a town?

Kingston upon Hull, usually abbreviated to Hull, is a port city and unitary authority in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England.

What is Kingston upon Hull famous for?

Hull was a medieval wool port that passed from the monks of Meaux Abbey to Edward I, king of England, in 1293. Edward renamed the town Kingston upon Hull. It prospered as the chief seaport for the shipping on the inland waterways that converge on the estuary of the River Humber.