Percentage Breakdown
City of Banja Luka
Bosnian Muslim (from 1994 Bosniaks)
- 1879 – 67.72%
- 1910 – 44.51%
- 1921 – 40.00%
- 1948 – 31.87%
- 1981 – 16.88%
- 1991 – 19.35%
Orthodox (from 1948 Serbs)
- 1879 – 19.80%
- 1910 – 24.96%
- 1921 – 29.58%
- 1948 – 34.78%
- 1981 – 41.83%
- 1991 – 49.03%
Catholics (from 1948 Croats)
- 1879 – 11.00%
- 1910 – 26.55%
- 1921 – 26.21%
- 1948 – 27.74%
- 1981 – 16.58%
- 1991 – 13.16%
Yugoslavs
- 1981 – 23.54%
- 1991 – 15.82%
Municipality of Banja Luka
Bosnian Muslim (from 1994 Bosniaks)
- 1879 – 14.33%
- 1910 – 4.17%
- 1921 – 3.97%
- 1948 – 2.93%
- 1971 – 15.29%
- 1981 – 11.83%
- 1991 – 14.59%
Orthodox Serbs
- 1879 – 74.45%
- 1910 – 70.96%
- 1921 – 69.68%
- 1948 – 72.38%
- 1971 – 58.25%
- 1981 – 50.86%
- 1991 – 54.58%
Catholics (from 1948 Croats)
- 1879 – 10.52%
- 1910 – 26.55%
- 1921 – 25.44%
- 1948 – 23.70%
- 1971 – 21.02%
- 1981 – 16.58%
- 1991 – 14.83%
Yugoslavs
- 1971 – 2.95%
- 1981 – 17.07%
- 1991 – 12.09%
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