Herceg Novi - Population

Population

The Herceg Novi municipality stretches from Prevlaka to the Verige strait. An almost unbroken string of towns lie along this strip of coast, accommodating the municipality's 33,034 (2003 census) residents. These include Igalo, Herceg Novi, Baošići, Đenovići, Meljine and Bijela. Due to their proximity, Herceg Novi and Igalo are usually considered one town with a combined population of 16,493. Administratively, Herceg Novi's current population is 12,739.

Population of Herceg Novi town proper including Igalo:

  • 1 November 2003: 16,493
  • 3 March 1991: 15,105
  • 3 March 1981: 12,686

Ethnic groups—Current

2003 census, total of 33,971:

  • 17,818 Serbs (52.45%)
  • 9,651 Montenegrins (28.41%)
  • 831 Croat (2.45%)
  • 290 Romas (0.85%)
  • 218 Muslims (0.64%)
  • 89 Bosniaks (0.26%)
  • 25 Albanians (0.07%)
  • 1,350 others (3.97%)
  • 2,800 undeclared (8.24%)
  • 899 unknown (2.65%)

Ethnic groups—Historic

1991 census, total of 27,589:

  • 11,223 Montenegrins (40.67%)
  • 8,528 Serbs (30.91%)
  • 5,257 Yugoslavs (19.05%)
  • 630 Croats (2.28%)
  • 332 Muslims (1.2%)
  • 103 Albanians (0.37%)
  • 1,516 others (5.52%)

1981 census, total of 23,258:

  • 9,877 Montenegrins (42.46%)
  • 8,006 Yugoslavs (34.42%)
  • 3,844 Serbs (16.52%)
  • 702 Croats (3.01%)
  • 152 Muslims (0.65%)
  • 83 Albanians (0.35%)
  • 594 others (2.59%)

1971 census, total of 18,368:

  • 8,581 Montenegrin (46.71%)
  • 5,216 Serbs (28.39%)
  • 2,553 Yugoslavs (13.89%)
  • 1,195 Croats (6.5%)
  • 83 Albanians (0.45%)
  • 82 Muslims (0.44%)
  • 658 others (3.62%)

1961 census, total of 15,157:

  • 8,849 Montenegrins (58.38%)
  • 4,261 Serb (28.11%)
  • 1,544 Croats (10.18%)
  • 102 Yugoslavs (0.67%)
  • 67 Albanians (0.44%)
  • 31 Muslim (0.2%)
  • 303 others (2.02%)

1948 census:

  • 73.02% Montenegrins and others
  • 18.59% Serbs
  • 8.39% Croats

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