Chatham-Kent (CA), Ontario — Population 2001–2024


Chatham-Kent, a large municipality in southwestern Ontario, has an estimated 2024 population of 111,705. With Ontario’s total population reaching 16,124,116, Chatham-Kent accounts for approximately 0.69% of the province’s population. Known for its expansive rural landscapes, strong agricultural industry, and growing residential areas, Chatham-Kent offers a mix of small-town charm and diverse community life.

Chatham-Kent Municipality Statistics

  • Population, 2021: 103,988
  • Population, 2016: 101,647
  • Population percentage change, 2016 to 2021: 2.3
  • Total private dwellings: 46,752
  • Private dwellings occupied by usual residents: 44,028
  • Population density per square kilometre: 42.4
  • Land area in square kilometres: 2,451.9

Population by Age and Gender

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Demographics by Race

Demographic Population Share
South Asian1,3151.3%
Chinese4550.4%
Black2,6002.6%
Filipino4350.4%
Arab3150.3%
Latin American4850.5%
Southeast Asian4750.5%
West Asian650.1%
Korean00.0%
Japanese00.0%
Visible minority, n.i.e.1850.2%
Multiple visible minorities2400.2%
Not a visible minority95,07093.5%
Total 101,640 100.0%

Religion of the Population

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Income Statistics

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FAQ

What is the population of Chatham-Kent, Ontario in 2024?

The population is estimated at 111,705, making up about 0.69% of Ontario’s total population.

Is Chatham-Kent a growing community?

Yes. Chatham-Kent grew from 104,316 in 2021 to 111,705 in 2024, reflecting steady growth due to affordable housing and migration from larger cities.

What is the median age in Chatham-Kent?

The median age is 44.8, indicating a balanced mix of working-age residents and retirees.

How diverse is Chatham-Kent?

Visible minorities make up 6.6% of the population, with the largest groups being Black, South Asian, and Latin American communities.

What is the population density of Chatham-Kent?

In 2021, the population density was 42.3 people per square kilometre, due to its large rural land base.



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