Demographics of the Kingdom of Hungary

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This article is about the demographic development of the Kingdom of Hungary during a time period between 1715 and 1910.

Contents 1 Demographics by county 1.1 "Hungary proper" 1.1.1 Abaúj-Torna 1.1.2 Alsó-Fehér 1.1.3 Arad 1.1.4 Árva 1.1.5 Bács-Bodrog 1.1.6 Baranya 1.1.7 Bars 1.1.8 Békés 1.1.9 Bereg 1.1.10 Beszterce-Naszód 1.1.11 Bihar 1.1.12 Borsod 1.1.13 Brassó 1.1.14 Csanád 1.1.15 Csík 1.1.16 Csongrád 1.1.17 Esztergom 1.1.18 Fejér 1.1.19 Fogaras 1.1.20 Gömör-Kishont 1.1.21 Győr 1.1.22 Hajdú 1.1.23 Háromszék 1.1.24 Heves 1.1.25 Hont 1.1.26 Hunyad 1.1.27 Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok 1.1.28 Kis-Küküllő 1.1.29 Kolozs 1.1.30 Komárom 1.1.31 Krassó-Szörény 1.1.32 Liptó 1.1.33 Máramaros 1.1.34 Maros-Torda 1.1.35 Moson 1.1.36 Nagy-Küküllő 1.1.37 Nógrád 1.1.38 Nyitra 1.1.39 Pest-Pilis-Solt-Kiskun 1.1.40 Pozsony 1.1.41 Sáros 1.1.42 Somogy 1.1.43 Sopron 1.1.44 Szabolcs 1.1.45 Szatmár 1.1.46 Szeben 1.1.47 Szepes 1.1.48 Szilágy 1.1.49 Szolnok-Doboka 1.1.50 Temes 1.1.51 Tolna 1.1.52 Torda-Aranyos 1.1.53 Torontál 1.1.54 Trencsén 1.1.55 Turóc 1.1.56 Udvarhely 1.1.57 Ugocsa 1.1.58 Ung 1.1.59 Vas 1.1.60 Veszprém 1.1.61 Zala 1.1.62 Zemplén 1.1.63 Zólyom 1.2 Croatia-Slavonia 1.2.1 Bjelovar-Križevci 1.2.2 Lika-Krbava 1.2.3 Modruš-Rijeka 1.2.4 Požega 1.2.5 Syrmia 1.2.6 Varaždin 1.2.7 Virovitica 1.2.8 Zagreb 2 Sources 3 External links

[edit] Demographics by county

[edit] "Hungary proper"

[edit] Abaúj-Torna

1910 census population by language:

Language	Number	%
Hungarian	156,668	-
Slovak	36,067	-
German	6,520	-
Russniak	378	-
Romanian	127	-
Croatian	63	-
Serbian	21	-
other	2,444	-

[edit] Alsó-Fehér

1910 census population by language:

Language	Number	%
Romanian	171,483	-
Hungarian	39,107	-
German	7,269	-

[edit] Arad

1910 census population by language:

Language	Number	%
Romanian	239,755	-
Hungarian	124,215	-
German	38,695	-
Slovak	5,451	-
Serbian	2,138	-

[edit] Árva

1910 census population by language:

Language	Number	%
Slovak	59,096	-
Polish	16,131	-
Hungarian	2,000	-
German	1,518	-

[edit] Bács-Bodrog

1715 census:

Ethnic group	Number	%
Serbs, Bunjevci, Šokci	-	97.6%

1720 census:

Ethnic group	Number	%
Serbs	76,000	73%
Bunjevci and Šokci	22,000	21%
Hungarians	5,019	-
Germans	750	-

1820:

Ethnic group	Number	%
Serbs, Bunjevci, Šokci	170,942	44%
Hungarians	121,688	31%
Germans	91,016	23%

1910 census population by language:

Language	Number	%
Hungarian	363,518	44.75%
German	190,697	23.47%
Serbian	145,063	17.86%
Slovak	30,137	-
Russniak	10,760	-
Croatian	1,279	-
Romanian	386	-
other (mostly Bunjevac and Šokac)	70,545	-

[edit] Baranya

Population by language (1910 census):

Language	Number	%
Hungarian	199,659	-
German	112,297	-
Serbian	13,048	-
Croatian	10,159	-

[edit] Bars

1910 census population by language:

Language	Number	%
Slovak	97,824	-
Hungarian	62,022	-
German	17,366	-

[edit] Békés

[edit] Bereg

[edit] Beszterce-Naszód

1910 census population by language:

Language	Number	%
Romanian	87,564	-
German	25,609	-
Hungarian	10,737	-

[edit] Bihar

[edit] Borsod

[edit] Brassó

[edit] Csanád

[edit] Csík

[edit] Csongrád

[edit] Esztergom

[edit] Fejér

[edit] Fogaras

1910 census population by language:

Language	Number	%
Romanian	84,436	-
Hungarian	6,466	-
German	3,236	-

[edit] Gömör-Kishont

[edit] Győr

[edit] Hajdú

[edit] Háromszék

[edit] Heves

[edit] Hont

[edit] Hunyad

1910 census population by language:

Language	Number	%
Romanian	271,675	-
Hungarian	52,720	-
German	8,101	-
Slovak	1,024	-

[edit] Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok

[edit] Kis-Küküllő

1910 census population by language:

• Romanian = 55,585
• Hungarian = 34,902
• German = 20,272

[edit] Kolozs

1910 census population by language:

• Romanian = 161,279
• Hungarian = 111,439
• German = 8,386

[edit] Komárom

[edit] Krassó-Szörény

1910 census population by language:

• Romanian = 336,082 (72.10%)
• German = 55,883 (11.99%)
• Hungarian = 33,787
• Serbian = 14,674
• Slovak = 2,908
• Russniak = 2,351

[edit] Liptó

1910 census population by language:

• Slovak = 78,098
• Hungarian = 4,365
• German = 2,591

[edit] Máramaros

1910 census population by language:

• Ruthenian = 159,489
• Romanian = 84,510
• German = 59,552
• Hungarian = 52,964

[edit] Maros-Torda

[edit] Moson

1910 census population by language:

• German = 51,997
• Hungarian = 33,006
• Croatian = 8,123

[edit] Nagy-Küküllő

1910 census population by language:

• German = 62,224
• Romanian = 60,381
• Hungarian = 18,474

[edit] Nógrád

[edit] Nyitra

1910 census population by language:

• Slovak = 324,664
• Hungarian = 100,324
• German = 27,937

[edit] Pest-Pilis-Solt-Kiskun

[edit] Pozsony

1910 census population by language:

• Slovak = 166,017
• Hungarian = 163,367
• German = 53,822
• Croatian = 1,934

[edit] Sáros

1910 census population by language:

• Slovak = 101,855 (60.66%)
• Ruthenian = 38,500 (22.93%)
• Hungarian = 18,088 (10.77%)
• German = 9,447 (5.62%)

[edit] Somogy

[edit] Sopron

[edit] Szabolcs

[edit] Szatmár

[edit] Szeben

1910 census population by language:

• Romanian = 113,672
• German = 49,757
• Hungarian = 10,159

[edit] Szepes

1869 census:

• Slovaks (50.4%)
• Germans (35%)
• Ruthenians/Ukrainians (13.8%)
• Hungarians (0.7%)

1900 census:

• Slovaks (58.2%)
• Germans (25%)
• Ruthenians/Ukrainians (8.4%)
• Hungarians (6%)

1910 census:

• Slovaks (58%)
• Germans (25%)
• Ruthenians/Ukrainians (8%)
• Hungarians (6%)

[edit] Szilágy

1910 census population by language:

• Romanian = 136,087
• Hungarian = 87,312
• Slovak = 3,727

[edit] Szolnok-Doboka

1910 census population by language:

• Romanian = 189,443
• Hungarian = 52,181
• German = 6,902

[edit] Temes

1910 census population by language:

• Romanian = 169,030 (33.75%)
• German = 165,883 (33.12%)
• Hungarian = 79,960 (15.97%)
• Serbian = 69,905 (13.96%)
• Slovak = 3,080

[edit] Tolna

[edit] Torda-Aranyos

1910 census population by language:

• Romanian = 125,668
• Hungarian = 44,630

[edit] Torontál

1910 census population by language:

• Serbian = 199,750 (32.47%)
• German = 165,779 (26.95%)
• Hungarian = 128,405 (20.87%)
• Romanian = 86,937 (14.13%)
• Slovak = 16,143
• Croatian = 4,203

[edit] Trencsén

1910 census population by language:

• Slovak = 284,770
• Hungarian = 13,204
• German = 9,029

[edit] Turóc

1910 census population by language:

• Slovak = 38,432
• German = 10,993
• Hungarian = 5,560

[edit] Udvarhely

[edit] Ugocsa

[edit] Ung

1910 census population by language:

• Ruthenian = 61,711
• Hungarian = 53,824
• Slovak = 36,364
• German = 8,383

[edit] Vas

[edit] Veszprém

[edit] Zala

[edit] Zemplén

[edit] Zólyom

1910 census population by language:

• Slovak = 113,294
• Hungarian = 16,509
• German = 2,124

[edit] Croatia-Slavonia

[edit] Bjelovar-Križevci

1910 census population by language:

• Croatian = 253,687
• Serbian = 44,533
• Hungarian = 14,224
• German = 4,235

[edit] Lika-Krbava

1910 census population by language:

• Serbian = 104,036
• Croatian = 100,346
• other

[edit] Modruš-Rijeka

1910 census population by language:

• Croatian = 152,210
• Serbian = 74,894
• other

[edit] Požega

1910 census population by language:

• Croatian = 142,616
• Serbian = 66,783
• Hungarian = 16,462
• German = 13,143
• Slovak = 3,352
• Rusyn = 2,888

[edit] Syrmia

1910 census population by language:

• Serbian = 183,109 (44.20%)
• Croatian = 106,198 (25.64%)
• German = 68,086 (16.44%)
• Hungarian = 29,522
• Slovakian = 13,841
• Russniak = 4,642

[edit] Varaždin

1910 census population by language:

• Croatian = 300,033
• Serbian = 2,384
• German = 1,172
• Hungarian = 1,095

[edit] Virovitica

1910 census population by language:

• Croatian = 137,394
• Serbian = 46,658
• German = 40,766
• Hungarian = 37,656
• Slovak = 3,691

[edit] Zagreb

1910 census population by language:

• Croatian = 445,870
• Serbian = 122,558
• Hungarian = 6,068
• German = 6,016

[edit] Sources

• Révai Nagy Lexikóna

[edit] External links

• 1910 Maps of the counties
• 1910 Maps of Counties of the Hungarian Kingdom (1913) from Talmamedia.com