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USVI Population Projected to Fall 41% by 2100, Census Bureau Says

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New Census Bureau projections point to continued population losses as fertility falls and residents leave the territory. Deaths could exceed births beginning in 2027, even as the model assumes net outmigration gradually reaches zero by the year 2100.

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