Wikipedia:Statistics

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While you read this, Wikipedia develops at a rate of over 1.9 edits per second, performed by editors from all over the world. Currently, the English Wikipedia includes 6,167,378 articles and it averages 598 new articles per day. This amount of data can be analysed in many ways. The best way to get an idea of the bigger picture is with statistics.

This page shows some figures about Wikipedia, analysis of different patterns and compiles related tools, covering various aspects of Wikipedia, whether as an encyclopedia, a website, or a community. Some provide current snapshots and others track growth and development over time. It includes also frameworks and datasets that can help you in creating your own statistics.

Statistics[edit]

English Wikipedia (update)
Articles 6,167,378
Pages 51,619,171
Files 891,069
Edits 976,688,557
Users 40,023,021
Admins 1,130
Active users[note 1] 132,607
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Analysis[edit]

A number of analysis of wiki metrics like edits, page creation, visits and links. In the form of lists, tables and rankings.

General[edit]

Articles and edits

Images[edit]

Image
Number of English Wikipedia articles[1]

Links[edit]

Page views[edit]

Deletion and vandalism statistics[edit]

Visualizations[edit]

The following tools include artistic, graphs, maps and other visualization projects.

Frameworks[edit]

  • mediawiki-utilities – A set of utilities for accessing and processing MediaWiki data, including XML dumps

Datasets[edit]

There are some available datasets that you can download and process:

Archived statistics[edit]

The following statistical resources are currently unavailable or no longer updated, and listed for historical interest. They are sorted by the month in which they were last updated:

Archived analysis[edit]

See also[edit]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ Registered users who have performed an action in the last 30 days; the number of unregistered active users is not compiled

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Wikistats - Statistics For Wikimedia Projects". stats.wikimedia.org. Wikimedia Foundation. Retrieved 10 March 2020.

External links[edit]