Curaçao (CUW)

Curaçao is a country in Americas with a population of 146,525. Curaçao's history is defined by its strategic location and long-standing connection to the Netherlands, which fostered a multicultural and multilingual people group with diverse influences from across the Caribbean and Europe. Its role as a trading hub and later the oil industry significantly shaped its economy, contributing to its cosmopolitan character. The island's development as a popular tourism destination further enriched its vibrant culture. Christianity has been a consistent spiritual presence, deeply integrated into community life and traditions, fostering a cheerful and welcoming island spirit.

People Groups of Curaçao:

Curaçao Fast Facts:

Total People Groups:8
Total Population:146,525
Unengaged and Unreached:
People Groups:2
Population:1,925
Engaged yet Unreached:
People Groups:0
Population:0
No Longer Unreached:
People Groups:6
Population:144,600

Curaçao Realities:

Weighted GSEC: 4  
Dying Daily: 4  
Dying Daily without Christ: 4  
Birth Rate: 11.4  
Death Rate: 9.4

People Groups of Curaçao

Strategic Progress Index
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8 people groups

PhotoPeople Group IDNameCountryPopulationStrategic Progress IndexLanguageReligion ▼
DutchDutchCuracao12,500No Longer UnreachedDutchUnaffiliated
Levantine ArabsLevantine ArabsCuracao325Unengaged and UnreachedStandard ArabicSunni Islam
White AmericansWhite AmericansCuracao1,000No Longer UnreachedEnglishProtestantism
Surinamese CreolesSurinamese CreolesCuracao2,000No Longer UnreachedSranan TongoFolk Catholicism
Antillean CreolesAntillean CreolesCuracao121,000No Longer UnreachedPapiamentoFolk Catholicism
Latin AmericansLatin AmericansCuracao7,000No Longer UnreachedSpanishFolk Catholicism
Deaf CuracaoansDeaf CuracaoansCuracao1,600Unengaged and UnreachedDutch Sign LanguageEthnoreligion
Han ChineseHan ChineseCuracao1,100No Longer UnreachedYue ChineseChinese Folk Religion

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