Look up a place and read population. Country, state, city, postal, and continent responses all carry the same field. No separate endpoint, and no extra query param.
Country, state, postal, and continent estimates come from official national and World Bank sources, refreshed yearly. City population comes from official census sources, by country.
Try it
$ curl "https://api.parseapi.com/country/us" \ -H "X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY" // 200 · ~16ms · USA { "country": "US", "iso3": "USA", "numeric": 840, "name": "United States", "full_name": "United States of America", "local_name": "United States", "demonym": "American", "capital": "Washington, D.C.", "continent": "NA", "region": "Americas", "subregion": "Northern America", "population": 331002651, "area": 9833520, "currency": "USD", "currency_name": "United States Dollar", "currency_symbol": "$", "tld": ".us", "emoji": "🇺🇸", "languages": ["en"], "borders": ["CA", "MX"] }
SPEED
Median time for a core lookup to reach a real city, first byte back, measured live from 16 cities.
US
16ms
EU
19ms
APAC
45ms
LatAm
20ms
ME
127ms
One field on every place lookup. The number comes from the best source for that layer. There is no separate /population call.