High income
Rural population

Within the “High income” group, United States leads Rural population in 2025 at 67.70M, while St. Martin (French part) sits at the lower end of the current snapshot with 0. This format is well suited to long-tail regional and income-group queries.

Group leaders

0.017 M34 M51 M68 MUnited StatesUnited States: 67.70M68 MRussian FederationRussian Federation: 35.52M36 MItalyItaly: 17.86M18 MGermanyGermany: 14.91M15 MPolandPoland: 14.54M15 MFranceFrance: 14.54M15 MUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom: 11.59M12 MKorea, Rep.Korea, Rep.: 9.73M9.7 MSpainSpain: 9.62M9.6 MJapanJapan: 9.50M9.5 MRomaniaRomania: 9.10M9.1 MCanadaCanada: 7.13M7.1 M

Country table

#CountryValue
1 United States 67.70M
2 Russian Federation 35.52M
3 Italy 17.86M
4 Germany 14.91M
5 Poland 14.54M
6 France 14.54M
7 United Kingdom 11.59M
8 Korea, Rep. 9.73M
9 Spain 9.62M
10 Japan 9.50M
11 Romania 9.10M
12 Canada 7.13M
13 Saudi Arabia 5.69M
14 Portugal 4.16M
15 Australia 3.39M
16 Czechia 2.95M
17 Austria 2.79M
18 Hungary 2.79M
19 Slovak Republic 2.53M
20 Greece 2.16M
21 Chile 2.15M
22 Ireland 1.94M
23 Bulgaria 1.66M
24 Croatia 1.64M
25 United Arab Emirates 1.62M
26 Panama 1.55M
27 Belgium 1.47M
28 Finland 1.44M
29 Switzerland 1.30M
30 Sweden 1.16M
31 Oman 1.13M
32 Costa Rica 1.04M
33 Slovenia 937,832
34 Norway 921,833
35 Lithuania 893,162
36 Israel 852,511
37 New Zealand 852,066
38 Netherlands 734,613
39 Denmark 670,272
40 Trinidad and Tobago 629,587
41 Guyana 614,522
42 Latvia 579,603
43 Cyprus 456,529
44 Estonia 400,092
45 Puerto Rico (US) 180,246
46 Uruguay 147,108
47 Brunei Darussalam 116,531
48 Barbados 113,898
49 Channel Islands 113,473
50 French Polynesia 108,019

Analytical takeaways

  • Inside the High income group for Rural population in 2025, United States leads with a gap of 32.18M to the next country.
  • The peer set on this page covers 86 countries, and the lower end of the current distribution sits with St. Martin (French part) at 0.
  • This page bridges the global ranking context with a more relevant regional or income-based comparison layer.