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The population of Scotland has been around 5 million for the last 50 years but
estimates predict it will fall below that mark in the next decade.
The resident population of Scotland on April 29, 2001 (Census Day) was
5,062,011, of which 52 per cent were female and 48 per cent were male.
There are approximately 65 people for every square kilometre of land.
The majority of the population are concentrated in the central area around
Glasgow and Edinburgh.The Highlands and Islands have the most area but the
fewest people.

Scotland has six cities.
1. Glasgow 578,710
2. Edinburgh 449,020
3. Aberdeen 211,910
4. Dundee 145,460
5. Inverness 50,920 (created a city as part of Millennium celebrations in 2000)
6. Stirling 86,200 (created a city as part of Queen’s Jubilee celebration in 2002)

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