Principal Cities
Russian Census of 1897:
- Kamenets/Podolsky - 35 934 (Jewish - 16 112, Ukrainian - 9 755, Russian - 7 420)
- Vinnitsa - 30 563 (Jewish - 11 456, Ukrainian - 10 862, Russian - 5 206)
- Balta - 23 363 (Jewish - 13 164, Russian - 5 385, Ukrainian - 4 124)
- Proskurov - 22 855 (Jewish - 11 369, Ukrainian - 4 425, Russian - 3 483)
- Mogilev/Dnestr - 22 315 (Jewish - 12 188, Ukrainian - 6 512, Russian - 2 668)
- Zhmerinka - 12 908
- Khmelnik - 11 657 (Jewish - 5 979, Ukrainian - 5 375, Polish - 150)
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