Ukrainian Census (2001)

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The first Ukrainian Census after the dissolution of the Soviet Union was carried out by State Statistics Committee of Ukraine on December 5, 2001, twelve years after the last All-Union census in 1989.

The total actual population recorded was 48,457,000 persons, of which urban population was 32,574,000 (67.2%), rural: 15,883,000 (32.8%), male: 46.3%, female: 53.7%. The total permanent population recorded was 48,241,000 persons.

The census recorded over 130 nationalities, of which recorded were:

• Ukrainians: 37,541,700
• Russians: 8,334,100
• Belarusians: 275,800
• Moldovans: 258,600
• Crimean Tatars: 248,200
• Bulgarians: 204,600
• Hungarians: 156,600
• Romanians: 151,000
• Poles: 144,100
• Jews: 103,600
• Armenians: 99,900

There were 454 cities and towns, 9 of them with population over 500,000.

Contents 1 Population by ethnicity 1.1 Chernivtsi Oblast 2 See also 3 External links

[edit] Population by ethnicity

[edit] Chernivtsi Oblast

Raions/cities	Total	Ukrainians	Russians	Romanians	Moldovans	Other
Hertsaivskyi Raion	32,316	1,616	299	29,554	756	91
Hlybotskyi Raion	72,676	34,025	877	32,923	4,425	426
Kelmenetskyi Raion	48,468	47,261	607	25	477	98
Khotynskyi Raion	72,398	66,060	927	59	5,102	250
Kitsmanskyi Raion	72,884	71,805	674	116	88	201
Novoselytskyi Raion	87,461	29,703	1,235	5,904	50,329	290
Putylskyi Raion	25,352	25,182	98	19	20	33
Sokyryanskyi Raion	48,889	43,927	3,044	43	1,681	194
Storozhynetskyi Raion	95,295	56,786	1,367	35,095	307	1,740
Vyzhnytskyi Raion	59,993	58,924	631	196	58	184
Zastavnivskyi Raion	56,261	55,733	335	38	55	100
city of Chernivtsi	236,691	189,021	26,733	10,553	3,829	6,555
city of Novodnistrovsk[1]	10,344	9,013	1,054	30	98	149
Totals:	919,028	689,056	37,881	114,555	67,225	10,311

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

• State Statistics Committee of Ukraine
• 2001 Census results
• (Ukrainian)/(Russian) How the Ukrainians will be counted, Zerkalo Nedeli (the Mirror Weekly), November 24-30, 2001, in Ukrainian, in Russian.