Demographics of Bosnia and Herzegovina - Ethnic Groups

Ethnic Groups

Population of Bosnia and Herzegovina according to ethnic group 1948–1996
Ethnic
group		 census 1948 census 1953 census 1961 census 1971 census 1981 census 1991 census UNHCR 1996
Number % Number % Number % Number % Number % Number % Number %
Bosniaks 788,403 30.7 891,800 31.3 842,248 25.7 1,482,430 39.6 1,629,924 39.5 1,902,956 43.5 1,805,910 46.1
Serbs 1,136,116 44.3 1,264,372 44.4 1,406,057 42.9 1,393,148 37.2 1,320,644 32.0 1,366,104 31.2 1,484,530 37.9
Croats 614,123 23.9 654,229 23.0 711,665 21.7 772,491 20.6 758,136 18.4 760,852 17.4 571,317 14.6
Yugoslavs 275,883 8.4 43,796 1.2 326,280 7.9 242,682 5.5
Montenegrins 3,094 0.1 7,336 0.3 12,828 0.4 13,021 0.3 14,114 0.3 10,071 0.2
Romani 442 0.0 2,297 0.1 588 0.0 1,456 0.0 7,251 0.2 8,864 0.2
Others/undeclared 23,099 0.9 27,756 1.0 28,679 0.9 39,769 1.1 67,659 1.6 85,504 2.0 58,196 1.5
Total 2,565,277 2,847,790 3,277,948 3,746,111 4,124,008 4,377,033 3,919,953

  • Ethnic structure of Bosnia and Herzegovina by settlements 1991.

  • Ethnic structure of Bosnia and Herzegovina by settlements 1991.

  • Share of Muslims in Bosnia and Herzegovina by settlements 1991.

  • Share of Serbs in Bosnia and Herzegovina by settlements 1991.

  • Share of Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina by settlements 1991.

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