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Date
Numbers
Source
Reference and Notes
September 2014
"about 1,300" in Calais overall (before this jungle)
Guardian [ 1]
July 2015
"up to 3,000"
Daily Telegraph [ 2]
August 2015
2,500
Guardian [ 3]
September 2015
" 3,000 or so"
BBC
[ 4]
September 2015
"doubled over the past three weeks to 6,000"
France24
[ 5]
November 2015
"some 6,000" [in Calais overall]
Economist [ 6]
End 2015
6,000
Antipode [ 7]
January 2016
"4,000"
Reuters
[ 8]
January 2016
"up to 5,000"
Guardian [ 9]
February 2016
"3,700"
Radio France Internationale
[ 10]
March 2016
Authorities: "3,700 people live in the camp, and that between 800 and 1,000 will be affected by the eviction" [of the southern part] Charities: "at least 3,450 people in the southern part alone, including 300 unaccompanied children"
France24
[ 11]
February 2016
"Calais officials say it houses 3,700, while Help Refugees puts it at 5,497"
BBC
[ 12]
October 2016
"about 7,000"
BBC
[ 13]
October 2016
8,143
BBC
Census by Help Refugees [ 14]
2016
10,000
Antipode [ 7]
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