Eskişehir (Province)

Eskişehir
Province number:	26th
Counties
Basic data
Coordinates:	39 ° 40 ′  N , 31 ° 2 ′  E Coordinates: 39 ° 40 ′  N , 31 ° 2 ′  E
Provincial capital:	Eskişehir
Region:	Central Anatolia
Surface:	13,960 km²
Population:	871,187 (2016)
Population density:	62.4 inhabitants / km²
Political
Governor:	Özdemir Çakacak
Seats in Parliament:	6th
Structural
Telephone code:	0222
Features :	26th
Website
www.eskisehir.gov.tr (Turkish)

Eskişehir is a province of Turkey . Its capital is the city of Eskişehir .

The province has 871,187 inhabitants (as of 2018) on an area of ​​13,960 km². It borders in the northeast and east on the provinces of Ankara , in the south on Afyonkarahisar , in the southeast on Konya , in the southwest / west on Kütahya , in the northwest on Bilecik and in the north on Bolu . The province is known for its large (silent) deposits of thorium , which can be used to generate nuclear power .

Administrative division

The province has been divided into 14 İlçe since 2008 , which resemble a district in terms of settlement in rural areas and a district in urban agglomerations. In 1993 the old community Eskişehir was dissolved and a large city community ( Eskişehir Büyükşehir Belediyesi ) was established in its place . For this purpose, the old urban area was divided into several municipalities ( Belediye ) and with these and neighboring municipalities, the metropolitan municipality was formed. Successive was set up and dissolution of municipalities and overpasses of village ( Köy ) in Mahalle organizations a Einräumigkeit manufactured by local administration (by the Belediye) and state management (by the İlçe), so that as a result, the area of the individual communities with the each state administrative district of the same name covers. After an administrative reform in 2013/2014, the area of ​​the metropolitan municipality includes the entire province. The municipal self-government organs at provincial level ( İl Meclisi ) were dissolved and their responsibilities were transferred to the administration of the metropolitan municipality. The province thus became a purely state administrative district.

İlçe	Area in km²  1	Population on December 31, 2018  2			Number of mahalles	Population density  (inh. Per km²)	Sex ratio women to 1000 men  3	Founding date  4.5
		total	male	Female
Alpu	1,028	11,242	5,753	5,489	33	10.9	954	1987
Beylikova	715	6,953	3,553	3,400	25th	9.7	957	1987
Çifteler	858	15,098	7,527	7,571	28	17.6	1006	1954
Günyüzü	828	6.127	2,991	3.136	22nd	7.4	1048	1990
Han	378	2,272	1,190	1,082	15th	6.0	909	1990
İnönü	345	6,797	3,503	3,294	16	19.7	940	1987
Mahmudiye	659	7,998	4,081	3,917	19th	12.1	960	1954
Mihalgazi	109	3,373	1,653	1,720	9	30.9	1041	1990
Mihalıççık	1,809	8,526	4,294	4,232	53	4.7	986
Odunpazarı	1,120	404.267	198,648	205,619	85	361.0	1035	2008
Saricakaya	382	5,080	2,508	2,572	14th	13.3	1026	1958
Seyitgazi	1,578	13,405	6,885	6,520	51	8.5	947
Sivrihisar	2,748	20,746	10,527	10,219	78	7.5	971
Tepebaşı	1,403	359.303	180,999	178,304	91	256.1	985	2008
Eskişehir PROVINCE	13,960	871.187	434.112	437.075	539	62.4	1007

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¹ Area 2014

² Population update as of December 31, 2018

³ Gender ratio : number of women per 1000 men (calculated)

^4th Ministry of Interior PDF

⁵Counties that were not formed until after Turkey was founded (1923).

At the end of 2012 (the last day of the statistical recording of the villages) there were 372 villages ( Köy ) in the province , of which 3 had more than 1000 inhabitants, but 162 had fewer than 100 inhabitants, the smallest village had only 7 inhabitants. At the end of 2012 there were also 28 municipalities ( Belediye ) with a total of 727,329 inhabitants (92.1% of the total population). Those 14 parishes that were not a district seat and all villages were converted into Mahalles , so that between 2012 and 2013 their number rose from 187 to 538.

population

Results of the population extrapolation

The following table shows the annual population development after updating by the addressable population register (ADNKS) introduced in 2007. In addition, (the population growth rate and gender relations are sex ratio , the number of women per 1,000 men mathematically determined d. H.) Listed. The 2011 census determined 778,421 inhabitants, which is over 70,000 more than in the 2000 census.

year	Population at the end of the year			Population growth rate (in%)	Gender ratio (women per 1000 men)	Rank (among 81 provinces)
	total	male	Female
2018	871.187	434.112	437.075	1.23	1007	25th
2017	860.620	429.078	431,542	1.87	1006	25th
2016	844.842	421,580	423.262	2.19	1004	25th
2015	826.716	412.205	414,511	1.77	1006	25th
2014	812.320	405.253	407.067	1.58	1004	25th
2013	799.724	399.189	400,535	1.26	1003	25th
2012	789.750	393.760	395.990	1.09	1006	25th
2011	781.247	388,880	392,367	2.18	1009	25th
2010	764,584	378.275	386,309	1.21	1021	26th
2009	755.427	374.990	380,437	1.85	1015	27
2008	741.739	368.486	373.253	2.33	1013	28
2007	724.849	359.393	365.456	2.67	1017	28
2000	706.009	352.264	353.745	-	1004	31
2011	778.421

Census results

The following tables show the population of the province of Erzurum documented in the 15 censuses . The values ​​in the table on the left come from e-books (from the original documents), the values ​​in the table on the right are based on the data query from the Turkish statistical institute TÜIK

year	Population on censor day		Share in%	rank
	Turkey	Erzurum Province
1927	13,648,270	154.195	1.13	42
1935	16.158.018	183.205	1.13	44
1940	17,820,950	206.794	1.16	42
1945	18,790,174	244.251	1.30	38
1950	20,947,188	276.164	1.32	38
1955	24,064,763	323,511	1.34	34
1960	27,754,820	368,827	1.33	23

year	Population on censor day		Share in%	rank
	Turkey	Erzurum Province
1965	31,391,421	415.101	1.32	33
1970	35.605.176	459.367	1.29	31
1975	40,347,719	495.097	1.23	33
1980	44,736,957	543,802	1.22	33
1985	50,664,458	597.397	1.18	33
1990	56.473.035	641.057	1.14	31
2000	67,803,927	706.009	1.04	31
2011	74,525,696	781.626	1.05	26th

Number of provinces in relation to the census years:

• 1927, 1940 to 1950: 63 provinces
• 1935: 57 provinces
• 1955: 67 provinces
• 1960 to 1985: 73 provinces
• 1990: 73 provinces
• 2000: 81 provinces

Detailed census results

year	Total population			Urban population			Rural population
	total	male	Female	total	male	Female	total	male	Female
1927	154.195	74,583	79,612	41,327	20,944	20,383	112,868	53,639	59,229
1935	183.205	90,741	92,464	56,730	28,854	27,876	126,475	61,887	64,588
1940	206.794	103.378	103,416	70,894	37,448	33,446	135,900	65,930	69,970
1945	244.251	126,367	117,884	90,593	49,494	41,099	153,658	76,873	76,785
1950	276.164	141,759	134.405	100,724	54,314	46,410	175,440	87,445	87.995
1955	323,511	165,566	157.945	138,314	73.602	64,712	185.197	91,964	93,233
1960	368,827	189,790	179,037	176,360	93,227	83.133	192.467	96,563	95.904
1965	415.101	210,949	204.152	200,332	104,433	95,899	214,769	106,516	108.253
1970	459.367	231,671	227,696	245.905	127,441	118,464	213,462	104,230	109,232
1975	495.097	254.173	240.924	292.110	153,784	138,326	202.987	100,389	102,598
1980	543,802	275,608	268.194	343.923	176,753	167.170	199,879	98,855	101.024
1985	597.397	301,562	295,835	404.236	205.603	198,633	193.161	95,959	97.202
1990	641.057	321.928	319.129	477.436	240,681	236,755	163,621	81,247	82,374
2000	706.009	352.264	353.745	557.028	277.358	279,670	148.981	74.906	74,075
2011	778.421	detailed information is missing

Personalities

• Cüneyt Arkın , actor

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Turkish Institute for Statistics , accessed October 16, 2017
2. ↑ Governor's portrait on the Eskişehir Province website
3. ↑ Directorate General of Mapping İl ve İlçe Yüzölçümleri (PDF; 0.25 MB).
4. ↑ Türkiye Nüfusu İl İlçe Mahalle Köy Nüfusu , accessed on October 16, 2019
5. ↑ illeridaresi.gov.tr (PDF; 1.4 MB).
6. ↑ Tokat Nüfusu , accessed on 16 October 2019
7. ^ Library of the Turkish Statistics Institute TÜIK , available after entering search data
8. ↑ Genel Nüfus Sayımları (census results 1965 to 2000) available after selecting the year and region