Map of Turkey Population Size

Map of Turkey Population Size

Map of Turkey Population Size
Turkey's population, by the end of 2012 compared to the previous year, an increase of 12 per thousand, rose to 75 million 627 thousand 384 people.

Turkey Statistical Institute (TSI), 'Address Based Population Registration System 2012 Census of Population Sonuçları'nı said.

Accordingly, in 2011 the country's population of 74 million 724 thousand 269, an increase of 903 thousand 115 people, at the end of 2012 reached 75 million 627 thousand 384 people.

50.2 percent of the male population (37 million 956 thousand 168 people), 49.8 per cent of the female population (37 million 671 thousand 216 people), respectively.

In 2011, the annual population growth rate of 13.5 per thousand to 12 per thousand in 2012 fell. Provincial and district centers, 76.8 per cent in 2011, while residing rate stood at 77.3 percent in 2012.

THE LARGE ISTANBUL

Turkey's population, 18.3 percent at the end of 2012, one third of residence in Istanbul, with 13 million 854 thousand 740 people was the most populous city.

Turkey Statistical Institute (TSI), 'Address Based Population Registration System 2012 Census of Population Sonuçları'nı said.

Accordingly, the population residing in Istanbul showed an increase of 1.7 percent over the previous year. 18.3 per cent of the population of Turkey-third of residence in Istanbul, with 13 million 854 thousand 740 people was the most populous city. This was followed by 6.6 per cent (4 million 965 thousand 542 people) in Ankara, with 5.3 per cent (4 million 5 thousand 459 people) in Izmir, with 3.6 per cent (2 million 688 thousand 171 people) in Bursa percent and 2 percent, 8 and (2 million 125 thousand 635 people) followed by Adana. In Bayburt province with a population of 75 thousand 797 people had at least.

This was followed by the provinces, with 6.6% (4,965,542 people), Ankara,

By 5.3% (4,005,459 people) in Izmir,

With 3.6% (2,688,171 people) of Bursa and

2.8% (2,125,635 people) Adana.

In the province of Bayburt province with a population of 75 797 people had at least.

The median age of the population of Turkey rose-

The median age was 29.7 in Turkey in 2011, was 30.1 in 2012, an increase over the previous year. The median age was 29.5 for men, 30.6 for women, respectively. The median age is highest in the provinces of Sinop, respectively, (37.5), Çanakkale (37.2) and Balikesir (37.2), respectively, in Sirnak province, while having the lowest (18.5), Şanlıurfa (18.9) and pain ( 19.5) was.

-Working-age population increased by 1.5 percent compared to the previous year-

Proportion of the population in the working age group of 15-64 years in Turkey in 2011 by 0.2 percentage points compared to 67.6 per cent (51 million 88 thousand 202 people), respectively. Proportion of the population aged 0-14 years is 24.9 percent (18 million 857 thousand 179 people) decreased the rate of the population 65 years of age and 7.5 per cent (5 million 682 thousand 3 persons) increased.

-Increased the number of people per square kilometer-

Population density is expressed as a 'number of persons per square kilometer', 98 people in Turkey in 2011 was increased by 1 person. With a population density of 666 people per square kilometer in Istanbul 2 thousand was the highest province. This was followed, with 453 people in Kocaeli, Izmir with 333 people, 264 people and 258 people of Bursa and Gaziantep provinces followed.

The population density was determined at least in the province of Tunceli. In this province, the number of persons per square kilometer was 12. Konya in the first place in terms of population density in an area of ​​53, the smallest surface area of ​​Yalova with a population density of 250, respectively.

-Remarks-

Population settlement, founded in 2007, and the Ministry of Interior General Directorate of Population and Citizenship Affairs (NVİGM) updated by the Address Based Population Registration System (ABPRS) along with the population, taking into account the remaining population is estimated corporate locations. Corporate locations (barracks, prisons, nursing homes, college dormitories, etc.). Those who addressed the international settlement resident population, by definition, not the place where corporate sites were included in the population.

In addition, provinces, districts, municipalities, villages and neighborhoods is determined by the populations; NVİGM by the relevant legislation and administrative records in accordance with the National Address Data Base administrative commitment for settlements, legal personality and name changes were taken into accoun