Once again, inflated Baha'i Statistics Exposed!

Inspired by this old post but with more countries and not exclusively reliant on census numbers. I have statistics for more countries, but I only included ones where the ARDA/WCE numbers are notably higher. These numbers are of course tentative.

Country	Realistic estimate	World Christian Encyclopedia^[1]
India	4,572^[2]	1,897,651
United States	77,290^[3]	512,864
Uganda	29,601^[4]	95,098
Canada	18,945^[5]	46,826
Australia	13,989^[6]	19,365
Mauritius	639^[7]	23,742
United Kingdom	5,021^[8]	47,554
Germany	5,000-6,000^[9]	12,356
Zambia	3,891^[10]	241,112
Costa Rica	4,000^[11]	13,457
El Salvador	1,500^[12]	27,345
Egypt	1,000-2,000^[13]	6,946
Sweden	>1,000^[14]	6,814
Israel	650^[15]	11,705
Morocco	350-400^[16]	32,598
Afghanistan	>400^[17]	16,541
Bahamas	65^[18]	1,375
Barbados	178^[19]	3,337
Belize	202^[20]	7,742
Botswana	2,074^[21]	16,464
Finland	568^[22]	1,674
Ghana	>3,000^[23]	14,106
Guyana	500^[24]	11,787
Norway	1,015^[25]	2,737

Sources

1. Most Baha'i Nations (2010)

2. 2011 Indian Census. See C-01 Appendix : Details of Religious Community Shown Under 'Other Religions And Persuasions' In Main Table C-1- 2011 (India & States/UTs).

3. US NSA, 2020 Ridvan Report. See total # of Baha'is with good addresses. See also the 2001 American Religious Identification Survey which recorded 84,000 Baha'is in the United States.

4. 2014 Ugandan census.

5. 2011 Canadian census.

6. 2016 Australian census.

7. 2011 Mauritian census.

8. "Census 2011 data on religion reveals Jedi Knights are in decline," in The Guardian, 2012.

9. "Verschiedene Gemeinschaften / neuere religiöse Bewegungen (Weltanschauungen / alternative Religiosität & Spiritualität)," Religious Studies Media and Information Service. (German).

10. UN Data (2010 Zambian census). Filter to Zambia. Note that this census has received serious criticism.

11. NSA of Costa Rica (Spanish).

12. NSA of El Salvador (Spanish).

13. 2019 Report on International Religious Freedom: Egypt, U.S. Department of State. Statistic comes from "Baha'i representatives."

14. NSA of Sweden (2012). See also NSA of Sweden (2016) (Swedish).