Humboldt's population is up from last year, according to numbers from the Ministry of Health.
The Covered Population 2011 report, published annually by the Ministry of Health, states that Humboldt has a total of 6,526 residents - 3,232 male and 3,294 female - which is up about nine per cent from 2010's total of 5,925.
The report is a count of all persons who held Saskatchewan health coverage on June 30.
It is not a census since it only counts persons who are registered for provincial health coverage and not every person who may have been a resident in Saskatchewan on June 30.
The numbers include every person, from babies under a year old, to those over 95 years of age.
The population of most municipalities in the Humboldt area went up in 2011.
Other local numbers are as follows:
Annaheim: 407 (228 male, 179 female), up from 384 in 2010;
Bruno: 736 (371 male, 365 female), up from 594;
Cudworth: 908 (431 male, 477 female), up from 750;
Englefeld: 383 (192 male, 191 female), up from 361;
Lake Lenore: 486 (243 male, 243 female), up from 450;
Lanigan: 1,609 (807 male, 802 female), up from 1,443;
LeRoy: 587 (319 male, 268 female), up from 580;
Meacham: 134 (77 male, 57 female), up from 106;
Middle Lake: 483 (226 male, 257 female), up from 443;
Muenster: 593 (307 male, 286 female), up from 538;
Pilger: 169 (101 male, 68 female), up from 164;
Plunkett: 80 (40 male, 40 female), up from 58;
RM of Bayne: 403 (206 male, 197 female), down from 464;
RM of Humboldt: 325 (180 male, 145 female), up from 306;
RM of Lake Lenore: 385 (193 male, 192 female), up from 214;
RM of LeRoy: 165 (81 male, 84 female), up from 160;
RM of St. Peter: 247 (120 male, 127 female), down from 253;
RM of Three Lakes: 164 (85 male, 79 female), up from 153;
RM of Wolverine: 387 (211 male, 176 female), down from 443;
St. Benedict: 147 (72 male, 75 female), up from 131;
St. Brieux: 767 (405 male, 362 female), up from 674;
St. Gregor: 252 (138 male, 114 female), up from 231;
Wakaw: 1,312 (643 male, 669 female), up from 1,035;
Watson: 1,020 (516 female, 504 male), up from 998 in 2010.
