Historical population

Year Pop. ±% p.a. 1793 2,311 —     1800 2,152 −1.01% 1806 2,206 +0.41% 1821 2,015 −0.60% 1831 2,450 +1.97% 1836 2,267 −1.54% 1841 2,231 −0.32% 1846 2,275 +0.39% 1851 2,337 +0.54% 1856 2,127 −1.87% 1861 2,101 −0.25% 1866 2,125 +0.23% 1872 2,180 +0.43% 1876 2,127 −0.61% 1881 2,186 +0.55% 1886 2,196 +0.09% 1891 2,262 +0.59% 1896 2,470 +1.77%	Year Pop. ±% p.a. 1901 2,623 +1.21% 1906 2,837 +1.58% 1911 2,853 +0.11% 1921 2,847 −0.02% 1926 3,108 +1.77% 1931 3,455 +2.14% 1936 4,011 +3.03% 1946 5,055 +2.34% 1954 5,194 +0.34% 1962 6,949 +3.71% 1968 11,194 +8.27% 1975 14,745 +4.01% 1982 18,296 +3.13% 1990 20,687 +1.55% 1999 21,739 +0.55% 2007 22,282 +0.31% 2012 21,155 −1.03% 2017 23,884 +2.46%
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Source: EHESS and INSEE (1968–2017)

The village cemetery contains the grave of Joseph Pujol, who died in 1945 and who, under his stage name of "Le Pétomane", was a famous flatulist.

La Valette-du-Var is twinned with:

• Bocșa, Romania (1990)
• Krościenko nad Dunajcem, Poland (2005)
• Liévin, France (2001)
• Novocherkassk, Russia (1992)
• Somma Lombardo, Italy (1997)
• Villingen-Schwenningen, Germany (1974)

• Communes of the Var department

• Official website (in French)

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