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Berguedà has always been sparsely populated.
In 1860 there were 31, 544 inhabitants, but by 1887 the population had fallen to a low of 23, 257.
The 1900 census showed a slight rebound to 27, 217 inhabitants.
For the next 60 years, growing opportunities in mining, textiles, forestry, cattle ranching, and agriculture led to a slow but steady increase, with 39, 600 inhabitants in 1930, 41, 938 in 1950 and 47, 953 in 1960.
Then, with a decline in the local economy ( especially a fall-off in mining ) coinciding with greater opportunity elsewhere, another decline of the economy and population set in, with the population falling to 44, 446 in 1970, 42, 152 in 1981, and a mere 37, 995 today.

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