Countries
Key facts
- Capital
- Hamilton
- Region
- Americas, North America
- Population
- 64,555 (2025)
- Area
- 53 km²
- Currency
- Bermudian dollar (BMD)
- Languages
- English, Portuguese
- Calling code
- +1-441
- Internet domain
- .bm
- ISO codes
- BM, BMU, 060
- Time zone
- UTC-4:00
- United Nations
- Not a member
- Postal code pattern
- @@ ## (# = digit, @ = letter)
Land and position
Bermuda covers about 53 square kilometres. By area it ranks 235th among the 250 countries and territories on this site. It is a little smaller than British Indian Ocean Territory and a little larger than Saint Martin. It has no land border with any other country. Its centre lies at about 32° north, 65° west, in the northern hemisphere.
People
About 64,555 people live in Bermuda (World Bank, 2025). That makes it the 208th most populous of the 246 places on this site with a figure. On average there are 1,218 people to each square kilometre. About 100 percent of people live in towns and cities (World Bank, 2025). A baby born there can expect to live about 82 years (World Bank, 2024). Languages listed for it: English, Portuguese. A person from Bermuda is called Bermudian.
Money and economy
The currency is the Bermudian dollar (code BMD, symbol $). The World Bank puts the size of its economy (GDP) at about US$ 9.19 billion (2024), which is about US$ 142,250 for each person (2024).
Time
Bermuda uses one time zone, UTC-4:00 (Atlantic/Bermuda). Clocks are moved for daylight saving time in part of the year.
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Offsets are for January 2026. See Time Zones for a converter.
Largest cities
| City | People |
|---|---|
| Hamilton | 902 |
City figures are from GeoNames and count the city itself, not the wider urban area. They can be some years old, so use them to see the order of size.
More in North America
Canada, Greenland, Mexico, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, United States, United States Minor Outlying Islands. See the whole region.
Figures were collected on 11 November 2026 from the World Bank, GeoNames and the open countries data set. See About and data sources. Borders and names follow those sources and do not express any view on disputed territory.