Factsheet - Population

The following table shows the development of the different ethnic groups in Armenia as published in the results of the censuses of 2001 and 2002, the differences showing development trends have been calculated independently. Numbers of groups showing an asterisk (*) were not published as individual data in the census results. These figures are taken from fieldwork. Groups without any data do not appear in the census results and have not been surveyed yet.

Ethnic group 2011 census   2001 census   Difference absolut  Difference in %
Total  3,018,854  3,213,011 

-194,157 

-6.04 
Armenians (incl. Bosha)  2,961,514  3,145,354  -183,849  -5.44 
Yezidis  35,272  40,620  -5,384  -13.17 
Russians (incl. Molokans)   11,862  14,660  -2,798   -19.09 
Assyrians  2,769  3,409  -640  -18.77 
Kurds  2,162  1,519  +643  +42.33 
Ukrainians  1,176  1633  -457  -27.99 
Georgians  974  696  +278  +39.94 
Greeks  900  1,176   -276  -23.47 
Belorussians  n.d.  257  n.d.  n.d. 
Germans*  90  n.d.  n.d.  n.d. 
Poles*  n.d.  n.d.  n.d.  n.d. 
Jews**  n.d.  ∼100  n.d.  n.d. 
Tatis*  n.d.  n.d.  n.d.  n.d. 
Udis*  n.d.  n.d.  n.d.  n.d. 

** The data basis for determining the size of the Jewish community is problematic as a distinction has to made between the worldly and the religious community, both differing substantially in size and admission rules from each other (see entry). The value given refers to the information conveyed by religious community that is more clearly definable. 

 

 

All data and maps of this section are taken from the censuses of the years 2001(for the complete census results see: http://docs.armstat.am/census/eng.php) and 2011(http://armstat.am/file/article/sv_03_13a_520.pdf, preliminary results only)