Saint Martin

The recorded GDP growth rate of 4.900% in 2021 indicates a strong economic rebound, likely following disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic affecting the tourism sector. This growth rate suggests high resilience and rapid recovery capacity for the island's economy.

The fertility rate of 2.72 is unusually high for a territory with such a high GDP per capita and life expectancy. High-income nations typically exhibit fertility rates below the replacement level (2.1), suggesting unique demographic dynamics or significant immigration influencing population growth.

Saint Martin achieves 100% access to electricity, demonstrating complete infrastructure coverage across the island. This is a crucial indicator of development and quality of life, supporting both the high economic activity and the fully urbanized population.

Saint Martin is recorded as 100% urbanized, meaning all residents live in areas classified as urban. Given its small size and density, this classification reflects the complete integration of its territory into urban or semi-urban infrastructure, typical of small island states.