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Virgin Islands (U.S.)

ISO3: VIRLatin America & CaribbeanHigh income

Virgin Islands (U.S.) is a high income economy in Latin America & Caribbean. It has a population of about 104,377 and a GDP of $4.67 billion.

Explore 131 World Bank indicators for Virgin Islands (U.S.) below.

Virgin Islands (U.S.) at a Glance

Capital
Charlotte Amalie
Population
104,377
Area
347 km²
300.8 /km²
Currency
USD United States dollar
Languages
English
ISO codes
VIR · VI
High income economy: The World Bank classifies Virgin Islands (U.S.) as a high-income country, meaning its gross national income (GNI) per capita exceeds $13,845 (2023 threshold). High-income countries typically have well-developed infrastructure, strong institutions, and diverse economic bases.

Key Development Indicators

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Frequently asked questions about Virgin Islands (U.S.)

What is the population of Virgin Islands (U.S.)?
Virgin Islands (U.S.) has a population of approximately 104,377, according to the most recent World Bank data.
What is the capital of Virgin Islands (U.S.)?
The capital of Virgin Islands (U.S.) is Charlotte Amalie.
What region is Virgin Islands (U.S.) in?
The World Bank places Virgin Islands (U.S.) in the Latin America & Caribbean region.
What income group is Virgin Islands (U.S.) in?
The World Bank classifies Virgin Islands (U.S.) as a High income economy.
What currency does Virgin Islands (U.S.) use?
Virgin Islands (U.S.) uses the United States dollar (USD).

Data sourced from the World Bank Open Data portal. Values represent the most recent available year. NULL or missing values indicate data is suppressed, not collected, or not applicable for this country.