Women's Ice Hockey - Number of Registered Players By Country

Number of Registered Players By Country

Number of registered hockey players, including male, female and junior, provided by the respective countries' federations. Note that this list only includes countries with more than 1,000 registered players. Out of 70 IIHF members 31 have more than 1000 registered players as of October 2011.

Country Players % of population
Canada 617,107 1.799%
United States 500,579 0.160%
Czech Republic 100,668 0.988%
Finland 65,251 1.241%
Russia 63,580 0.046%
Sweden 62,003 0.682%
Germany 28,932 0.036%
Switzerland 26,166 0.342%
Japan 20,226 0.016%
France 17,381 0.027%
Austria 10,489 0.128%
Slovakia 8,280 0.151%
Italy 6,829 0.011%
Norway 6,177 0.132%
United Kingdom 4,901 0.008%
Ukraine 4,500 0.010%
Latvia 4,424 0.201%
Denmark 4,405 0.080%
Belarus 4,374 0.046%
Kazakhstan 3,929 0.025%
Australia 3,188 0.015%
Netherlands 2,485 0.015%
Poland 2,292 0.006%
Hungary 2,087 0.021%
South Korea 1,880 0.004%
Estonia 1,510 0.118%
Mexico 1,254 0.001%
New Zealand 1,205 0.028%
Belgium 1,157 0.011%
North Korea 1,130 0.005%
Mongolia 1,001 0.032%
Total 1,549,984

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