Khentii Province - Population

Population

Ethnic groups of Khentii aimag
Ethnic
group		 Mongolian
name		 1979 % 1989 % 2000 %
Khalkha Халх 42,883 81.21 57,391 77.76 61,363 86.49
Buriad Буриад 6,550 12.40 7,044 9.54 6,223 8.77
Uriankhai Урианхай 595 1.13 1,004 1.36 951 1.34
Kazakh Казак (Хасаг) 1,290 2.44 3,655 4.95 629 0.89
Dariganga Дарьганга 177 0.34 353 0.48 361 0.51
Dörvöd Дөрвөд 154 0.29 208 0.28 186 0.26
Bayad Баяд 56 0.11 185 0.25 120 0.17
Darkhad Дархад 18 0.03 24 0.03 32 0.05
Torguud Торгууд 37 0.07 19 0.03 16 0.02
Üzemchin Үзэмчин 18 0.03 8 0.01 3 0.00
Other Mongolian citizens 209 0.40 161 0.22 482 0.68
Foreigners 816 1.55 3,752 5.08 580 0.82
Total 52,803 100.00 73,804 100.00 70,946 100.00

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