Census in Austria-Hungary 1900

In Austria-Hungary , a census was carried out in 1900 , as before in 1890, in both states of the dual monarchy. It was based on an agreement of the cisleithan k.k. Government in Vienna and the Transleithan k.u. Government in Budapest .

The census showed that the total population of the Austrian half of the empire was 25,815,831 people. The capital and residence city of Vienna was by far the most populous city of the dual monarchy (1,674,957 inhabitants), followed in Cisleithanien (= in the Austrian half of the empire) by Prague (201,589), Lemberg (159,877), Graz (138,080), Brno (109,346 ), Krakow (91,323) and Chernivtsi (67,622).

The 1910 census in Austria-Hungary was the last before the First World War.

country	Permanently present	Temporarily present on site	Temporarily absent	Resident population	There are resident people for every 1,000 people present
Lower Austria	3,058,285	42.208	10,596	3,068,881	989.87
Upper Austria	799.653	10,593	2,393	802.016	989.87
Salzburg	190,462	2,301	491	190,953	990.61
Styria	1,338,285	18,209	5,977	1,344,262	990.96
Carinthia	361.841	5,483	893	362.734	987.50
Carniola	503.377	4,773	7,825	511.202	1006.00
Coastal land	747.288	9,258	9,061	756.349	999.74
Tyrol	838.309	14,403	5,943	844.252	990.18
Vorarlberg	126,408	2,829	610	127.018	982.83
Bohemia	6,205,796	112.901	39,850	6,245,646	985.11
Moravia	2,395,430	42,276	16,587	2,412,017	989.06
Silesia	667,645	12,777	3,978	671.623	987.07
Galicia	7,267,916	48.023	33,336	7,301,252	997.99
Bucovina	725.551	4,644	1,636	727.187	995.89
Dalmatia	589,585	4,199	4,384	593,969	1000.31

Throughout	25,815,831	334,877	143,560	25,959,361	992.20