Principal Cities
Russian Census of 1897
- Zhytomir – 65 895 (Jewish – 30 572, Russian – 16 944, Ukrainian – 9 152)
- Rovno – 24 573 (Jewish – 13 704, Russian – 4 278, Ukrainian – 4 071)
- Kremenets – 17 704 (Ukrainian – 8 322, Jewish – 6 476, Russian – 1 863)
- Kovel – 17 697 (Jewish – 8 502, Russian – 4 828, Ukrainian – 2 093)
- Novograd-Volynsky – 16 904 (Jewish – 9 363, Russian – 2 939, Ukrainian – 2 662)
- Starokonstantinov – 16 377 (Jewish – 9 164, Ukrainian – 4 886, Russian – 1 402)
- Lutsk – 15 804 (Jewish – 9 396, Russian – 2 830, Ukrainian – 1 478)
- Ostrog – 14 749 (Jewish – 9 185, Ukrainian – 2 446, Russian – 2 199)
- Dubno – 14 257 (Jewish – 7 096, Russian – 2 962, Ukrainian – 2 474)
- Zaslavl – 12 611 (Jewish – 5 991, Ukrainian – 3 990, Russian – 1 722)
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