In the first 9 months of 2018, the mortality rate in Nizhny Novgorod Region exceeded the birth rate by almost 1.5 times: 24,315 births and 36,586 deaths were recorded[1]; compared with the same period in 2017, the number of births fell by 1,918 and the number of deaths rose by 716. According to Nizhegorodstat, on an annualized basis the number of births declined by 7.4% and the number of deaths grew by 2%.[2] In January–August 2018, 20,363 people arrived in Nizhny Novgorod Region and 22,366 departed; the net migration balance was −2,003 people.[1]
Population of Nizhny Novgorod Region by year (thousands of residents), total and urban :
- 1926 2754 -
- 1939 3565 -
- 1950 3351 -
- 1959 3650.2 1905.7
- 1970 3708.9 2383.8
- 1975 3695 2608
- 1979 3716.8 2699.1
- 1985 3697 2802
- 1989 3733.9 2876.6
- 1990 3780 2930
- 1992 3767 2927
- 1994 3745 2913
- 1996 3727 2904
- 1998 3697 2891
- 2000 3657.7 2868.2
- 2001 3627.1 2848.4
- 2003 3524.0 2755.0
- 2005 3445.3 2696.5
- 2006 3411.0 2675.8
- 2007 3381.3 2658.8
- 2008 3359.8 2646.5
- 2010 3307.5 -
- 2015 3164.2 -
- 2021 2985.9 -
- 2026 2834.0 -
Note: population figures after 2009 are projected estimates (low scenario) and are taken from the publication: Projected Population of the Russian Federation to 2025. Statistical Bulletin. Rosstat. — Moscow, 2008.
See also
Sources
- kulebaki.ru — Mortality is rising and birth rate is falling in Nizhny Novgorod Region (archive)
- Kommersant (Volga Region) — Mortality in Nizhny Novgorod Region exceeded birth rate by 1.5 times (archive)