The population increased from 450 (1277), to 655 (1477), to 1,718 (1532), until reaching 2,590 in 1561; and averaged 1,500 in succeeding centuries.
The population increased from 450 (1277) to 655 (1477), then to 1,718 (1532), before reaching 2,590 in 1561; and averaged 1,500 people per century after that.