Overseas France
Overseas regions and departments
Guadeloupe (since 1946) French Guiana (since 1946) Martinique (since 1946) Réunion (since 1946) Mayotte (since 2011) 1976–2003: sui generis overseas territory; 2001–2003: with the designation departmental community; 2003–2011: Overseas community.

Overseas France

Section Title: Overseas regions and departments
Table Section Text: Guadeloupe (since 1946) French Guiana (since 1946) Martinique (since 1946) Réunion (since 1946) Mayotte (since 2011) 1976–2003: sui generis overseas territory; 2001–2003: with the designation departmental community; 2003–2011: Overseas community.

Historical population

Year	Pop.	±%

1953	909,000	—

1963	1,194,000	+31.4%

1973	1,475,000	+23.5%

1983	1,656,000	+12.3%

1993	2,028,000	+22.5%

2003	2,414,000	+19.0%

2013	2,691,000	+11.5%

2018	2,790,000	+3.7%

The population of all five overseas departments totaled 2,169,000 [11] in January 2018. The population of the overseas collectivities amounted to 621,000 inhabitants (Saint-Pierre and Miquelon [12], Saint-Barthélemy [13], Saint-Martin [14], French Polynesia [15], Wallis et Futuna [16], New Caledonia [17]).

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Overseas France had 2,790,000 inhabitants in 2018.

final_sentence: Overseas France had 2,790,000 inhabitants in 2018.