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People in Budapest

According to the official gazetteer of 2009, there are 1,712,210 people and 881,000 households (dwellings) in Budapest Capital, Hungary.^[1] In 2009 the official Budapest metropolitan area has 2,503,205 inhabitants and in the official Budapest commuter area (established by the government in 2005^[2]) lived 3,271,110 people^[3], so the Hungarian metropolis is the largest metropolitan area in Central-East Europe and the primate city of the Pannonian Basin (former Greater Hungary).

[edit] Population of Budapest in 2001

[edit] Nationalities

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Population change of Budapest (1780-2008)

Population pyramid of Budapest (2001)

Population change of Budapest metropolitan area (1870-2008, red: Budapest metropolitan area, green: Budapest Capital, blue: Budapest suburban area)

[edit] Population by spoken language

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[edit] Religions

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[edit] Historical population

[edit] Population by nationalities (1715-1941)

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[edit] Factory workers by nationality in Budapest (1877)

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[edit] Population by denominations (1870-1949)

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[edit] Historical population data

[edit] Buda and Pest

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[edit] Budapest Capital

[edit] Budapest metropolitan area

[edit] Budapest suburban area

[edit] See also

• Demographics of Hungary
• Budapest
• Greater Budapest
• Budapest metropolitan area
• Magyarization
• Neolog Judaism

[edit] References

1. ^ Official gazetteer of Hungary, 2009
2. ^ History of the Budapest Commuter Association (English)
3. ^ Settlements of the Budapest Commuter Area
4. ^ 2001 census (English)
5. ^ Romungro means "Hungarian Roma"
6. ^ Hungarian census 2001 (English)
7. ^ Hungarian census 2001 (English)
8. ^ In everyday use only Hungarian is spoken, so Budapest is a single-language city. Non-Hungarians (3% of the total population) also speak Hungarian because assimilating pressure.
9. ^ German is historically spoken is Budapest, because until the 1870s Budapest was a German-language city.
10. ^ 2001 census (English)
11. ^ Budapest statisztikai évkönyve 1943 (Statistical Yearbook of Budapest, 1943), p. 33, Hungarian Central Statistical Office
12. ^ A Pallas nagy lexikona
13. ^ Mainly Serbs
14. ^ Ethnic composition, assimilation in Hungary
15. ^ Mainly Germans and Czechs from Austria and the Czech lands
16. ^ Budapest székes főváros Statisztikai és Közigazgatási Évkönyve 1921-1924 (Statistical Yearbook of Budapest, 1921-1924), p. 38, Hungarian Central Statistical Office
17. ^ Budapest statisztikai évkönyve 1943 (Statistical Yearbook of Budapest, 1943), p. 32, Hungarian Central Statistical Office
18. ^ Budapest statisztikai évkönyve 1944-1946 (Statistical Yearbook of Budapest, 1944-1946), p. 12, Hungarian Central Statistical Office

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